[144] Surgery Partners, Inc. SEC Filing
Surgery Partners, Inc. (SGRY) Form 144 notice reports an intended sale of 10,613 common shares through UBS Financial Services on NASDAQ with an aggregate market value of $234,547.30. The securities were acquired the same day as equity compensation via an equity option exercise. The filer reports numerous recent open-market sales by Wayne DeVeydt totaling multiple transactions between August and September 2025, including sales of 100,000 and 150,000 share lots. The filing affirms the seller does not possess undisclosed material adverse information. The reported number of shares outstanding is 128,209,410, providing context for the relative scale of the transactions.
- Compliance disclosure provided with broker, transaction details, and seller attestation as required under Rule 144
- Acquisition method disclosed (equity option exercise) clarifies the origin of shares to be sold
- Frequent large insider sales by Wayne DeVeydt in August–September 2025 (multiple transactions including 100,000+ and 150,000 share lots) increase available insider supply
- No explanatory context for clustered insider sales is provided beyond the standard attestation
Insights
TL;DR: Multiple large insider sales and a current planned sale of 10,613 shares signal notable insider liquidity events.
The filing shows an immediate acquisition by exercise of equity compensation and a near-term sale notice for 10,613 shares valued at $234,547.30 to be executed through UBS on NASDAQ. The record of repeated open-market sales by Wayne DeVeydt across August and September 2025, including several 100,000+ share transactions, represents substantial insider selling activity. With 128.2 million shares outstanding, these transactions are measurable but do not, on their own, disclose any change to company operations or financial performance. The disclosure is routine under Rule 144 but important for monitoring insider supply into the market.
TL;DR: Filing is a standard compliance disclosure; repeated large sales warrant attention to insider disposition patterns.
The Form 144 entries are compliant with Rule 144 requirements: they identify the broker, class of security, acquisition method (equity option exercise), and multiple recent sales with gross proceeds listed. The seller’s attestation about lack of undisclosed material adverse information is present. From a governance perspective, clustered and frequent sales by a named insider could reflect personal liquidity needs or planned diversification, but the document provides no explanation beyond the required representations. No governance violation or undisclosed transaction terms are evident in the filing.