[Form 4] TUTOR PERINI CORP Insider Trading Activity
Ronald N. Tutor, Executive Chairman and reported 10% owner of Tutor Perini Corporation (TPC), reported multiple dispositions of common stock on 09/17/2025 and 09/18/2025. The Form 4 shows sales of 77,819 shares, 39,037 shares and 83,144 shares (totaling 200,000 shares sold) and a separate gift of 8,000 shares to a charitable organization. Reported sale prices are given as weighted averages within ranges: $63.50–$64.48, $64.49–$64.87 and $64.49–$65.35. After the transactions the filing lists indirect holdings through trusts of 4,062,985 shares (Tutor Marital Property Trust) plus additional indirect holdings of 771,477 and 1,533,255 shares in other trusts as reported.
- Complete disclosure of multiple transactions with weighted average price ranges and explanatory footnotes
- Charitable gift of 8,000 shares disclosed, showing a non-sale disposition for philanthropy
- Continued substantial indirect ownership through multiple trusts despite the disposals
- Material insider selling: a total of 200,000 shares were sold by a 10% owner over two days
- Reduction in indirect holdings of the reporting person (Tutor Marital Property Trust decreased to 4,062,985 shares after transactions)
Insights
TL;DR: A material insider sale of 200,000 shares was reported by a 10% owner; observe size and timing relative to typical trading volumes.
The filing documents aggregate dispositions of 200,000 common shares over two days at weighted-average prices in the mid-$60 range and an 8,000-share charitable gift. For a 10% holder and executive chairman, such sales can be liquidity-driven and are quantifiable here: the Form 4 provides explicit share counts and weighted price ranges. The report also enumerates substantial indirect holdings across three trusts, reflecting continued concentrated ownership despite the disposals.
TL;DR: Insider sales by a major shareholder are material governance events; disclosure appears complete and consistent with Section 16 reporting.
The Form 4 clearly identifies the reporting person as a director and 10% owner and discloses multiple sales and a charitable gift with explanatory footnotes providing weighted price ranges. The filing is signed by an attorney-in-fact and lists indirect ownership through named trusts. From a governance perspective, the transaction is significant because it reduces indirect holdings and should be monitored for any related pattern of insider liquidity or structural changes in ownership.