[Form 4] STRATUS PROPERTIES INC Insider Trading Activity
Oasis Investments II Master Fund Ltd., Oasis Management Co Ltd. and Seth Fischer reported an insider sale in Stratus Properties Inc. (STRS). On 09/18/2025 1,998 shares of Stratus common stock were sold at an average price of $21.0201 per share. After the sale the reporting persons beneficially own 1,134,878 shares, held indirectly through the Oasis II Fund. The filing explains that Oasis Management is the investment manager of the Oasis II Fund and that Mr. Fischer supervises the investment activities; each disclaims beneficial ownership except to the extent of any pecuniary interest.
- Timely SEC disclosure of insider transaction and post-transaction holdings, improving transparency
- Clear ownership structure explained: securities held by Oasis Investments II Master Fund Ltd., managed by Oasis Management Co Ltd., with Seth Fischer supervising investments
- Insider disposition of 1,998 shares at $21.0201, which reduces the reported position (though the filing does not state materiality)
Insights
TL;DR: Insiders disclosed a small sale versus a >1.1M share holding; filing documents ownership structure and disclaimers.
The Form 4 reports a disposition of 1,998 shares at $21.0201, leaving an indirect position of 1,134,878 shares. The disclosure clarifies the chain of control: the Oasis II Fund holds the securities, Oasis Management is the fund's manager, and Seth Fischer oversees investment decisions. The filing is routine and provides the required Section 16 transparency, showing the sale amount and post-transaction holdings. No derivative positions or other transactions are reported.
TL;DR: Proper joint filing and signature block indicate compliant reporting by multiple related reporting persons.
The Form 4 includes signatures from the Investment Manager, the Oasis II Fund and Seth Fischer, plus explanatory footnotes disclaiming beneficial ownership beyond pecuniary interest. This structure is consistent with common fund-manager reporting practices and helps investors understand indirect ownership. The transaction appears isolated (single small sale) and the filing contains no admissions of beneficial ownership beyond the stated pecuniary interest.