[144] Surgery Partners, Inc. SEC Filing
Surgery Partners, Inc. (SGRY) Form 144 shows an insider notice for the proposed sale of 25,000 shares of common stock to be executed through UBS Financial Services on 09/05/2025 with an aggregate market value listed at $563,700. The filing states those 25,000 shares were acquired the same day, 09/05/2025, as equity compensation from Surgery Partners, Inc., and the payment/transfer is described as an equity option exercise. The filing also lists multiple recent open-market sales by the same individual, Wayne DeVeydt, during August and early September 2025, including transactions of 100,000; 25,000; 11,865; and several 25,000-share sales with disclosed gross proceeds for each trade. The notice includes the standard insider attestation that no undisclosed material adverse information is known.
- Form 144 filed publicly providing transparency on planned insider sale
- Broker and exact sale details (UBS, date, shares, aggregate market value) are specified
- Acquisition source disclosed as equity compensation and payment method as equity option exercise
- Multiple recent open-market sales by the same individual in the past three months are reported, which may be viewed negatively by some investors
- Insider selling concentration over a short period could increase share supply pressure
Insights
TL;DR Insider has scheduled a 25,000-share sale after exercising options; multiple recent sales by the same person are disclosed.
The filing documents a routine Rule 144 notice for sale of common shares that were immediately acquired via equity option exercise on the same date as the proposed sale. The use of UBS as broker and clear per-trade gross proceeds for prior sales enhances transparency. From a market-impact perspective, recent concentrated sales by one insider can increase supply pressure in the short term, but the filing itself provides procedural compliance rather than operational insight into the company.
TL;DR Disclosure is procedurally complete; multiple insider transactions warrant attention but do not alone indicate wrongdoing.
The Form 144 includes required information about acquisition source (equity compensation) and payment method (option exercise), which supports compliance with Rule 144. The repeated sales by the same individual over a short window are material to governance observers because they may reflect personal liquidity events. The filing includes the attestation regarding lack of undisclosed material adverse information, consistent with regulatory expectations.