[144] TELEDYNE TECHNOLOGIES INC SEC Filing
Teledyne Technologies (TDY) filed a Form 144 notice reporting a proposed sale of 2,000 shares of Common stock through Morgan Stanley Smith Barney LLC with an aggregate market value of $1,109,520. The shares represent a total of outstanding common shares of 46,888,498 and the approximate sale date is listed as 09/12/2025 on the NYSE.
The filing shows the 2,000 shares were acquired as employee stock unit awards in four tranches dated 04/26/2018 (639 units), 04/25/2019 (568 units), 04/24/2020 (440 units), and 04/22/2021 (353 units). The filer reports no securities sold in the past three months. Several contact and filer identification fields in the form are blank in the provided content.
- Clear transaction details provided: class, broker, quantity (2,000), aggregate market value ($1,109,520), outstanding shares (46,888,498), and exchange (NYSE).
- Acquisition history disclosed, showing the 2,000 shares were acquired via employee stock unit awards across 2018–2021, which explains the source of the shares.
- No sales in past three months reported, indicating this is not part of a rapid recent sell-off by the filer.
- Filer identification and contact fields are blank in the provided content (no filer CIK, CCC, or contact name shown), limiting traceability and verification.
- No explicit statement in the extract confirming whether the sale is pursuant to a pre-existing trading plan (Rule 10b5-1) or the plan adoption date.
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TL;DR: Routine Form 144 disclosure of an executive’s planned sale of 2,000 employee RSU-derived shares, with standard broker information but some missing filer identifiers.
The filing contains the necessary transaction-level details required under Rule 144: class, broker, quantity, market value, outstanding shares, approximate sale date, and acquisition history showing RSU awards across 2018–2021 that sum to 2,000 shares. The use of Morgan Stanley Smith Barney as the selling broker is explicitly stated. The absence of explicit filer CIK/CCC and contact name in the provided content limits traceability and verification from public records. From a compliance perspective this notice appears procedural rather than material to the company’s operations.
TL;DR: Disclosure aligns with insider sale reporting norms; no indications of unusual timing or clustered prior sales in the form content.
The acquisition details indicate these shares derive from employee stock unit awards awarded over multiple years, which is typical for compensation-related sales. The filing affirms no sales in the prior three months, reducing the appearance of rapid divestiture. The missing filer identification fields in the supplied extract restrict assessment of whether the sale follows a pre-established trading plan or other governance safeguards.