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Snowflake Inc. filings document a public enterprise software company built around the AI Data Cloud and its recurring disclosures on operating results, product revenue, customer metrics, guidance and material events. Recent Form 8-K reports include quarterly and annual financial results, Regulation FD disclosures and business updates furnished through press-release exhibits.
The company’s regulatory record also covers governance and capital-structure matters, including executive and director changes, shareholder voting results, amendments to its certificate of incorporation, and the elimination of Class B common stock with the renaming of Class A common stock to common stock. Filings may also document material agreements, acquisition-related governance reviews, risk factors and formal disclosure controls for company communications.
Snowflake Inc. (SNOW) – Form 144 Insider Sale Notice
The filing discloses that company co-founder Benoit Dageville has filed a Form 144 indicating his intent to sell 25,000 Class A shares of Snowflake on or about 10 July 2025. At the reference price embedded in the form, the transaction would be valued at approximately $5.55 million. The shares were acquired through employee stock options granted on 8 February 2017 and will be sold through Fidelity Brokerage Services on the NYSE.
Recent selling activity:
- Over the past three months, Dageville has already completed eight sales totaling 84,580 shares for ~$16.0 million in gross proceeds.
- Including the proposed sale, his cumulative sales disclosed in this filing period could reach 109,580 shares.
Float context: Snowflake has 333.7 million shares outstanding; the new sale represents roughly 0.0075 % of the float, suggesting limited direct supply-side pressure. However, sustained insider selling by a key founder can weigh on sentiment, particularly ahead of earnings or strategic announcements.
Regulatory & procedural notes: A Form 144 is a notice rather than a commitment; the seller may ultimately sell fewer shares or none at all. The signer attests to possessing no undisclosed material adverse information and can rely on Rule 10b5-1 if trades occur under a pre-arranged plan.
Snowflake Inc. (SNOW) – Form 4 insider filing.
President of Products and Director Benoit Dageville reported a gift of 7,500 common shares on 30 June 2025 under a Rule 10b5-1 plan. The transfer, recorded at $0.00, moved the shares to The Snow Trust, a vehicle where he serves as trustee. Following the transaction, Dageville still beneficially owns roughly 4.74 million SNOW shares (3.18 M in The Snow Trust, 750 k in Thira GRAT, 750 k in Selene GRAT, and 58,325 unvested RSUs), so the disposed amount equals only about 0.16 % of his total holdings.
No open-market sales, purchases, or derivative exercises were reported. Because the change is immaterial to Dageville’s stake and involves no cash proceeds, the event is best viewed as routine estate or tax planning with negligible impact on the company’s share structure or market perception.
Form 4 filing overview: On 07/02/2025 Snowflake Inc. (SNOW) director Jayshree Ullal received 1,373 restricted stock units (RSUs) at a grant price of $0. After the transaction, Ullal’s direct beneficial ownership totals 8,801 SNOW common shares.
The RSUs vest in full on the earlier of Snowflake’s 2026 annual meeting or the first anniversary of the grant date, provided her board service continues. No derivative securities were reported, and there was no open-market purchase or sale. The grant represents routine board compensation and has an immaterial dilutive effect on Snowflake’s share count.