[Form 4] ServiceTitan, Inc. Insider Trading Activity
Bessemer-affiliated funds reported sales of ServiceTitan (TTAN) Class A common stock across two days in mid-September 2025. The funds sold a total of 64,312 shares on 09/16/2025 at a weighted average price of $117.18 per share and 6, (reported separately) 6,? correction: 7,039 shares on 09/17/2025 at a weighted average price of $117.32 per share, reducing their holdings but leaving substantial ownership positions. After the reported transactions, the primary Bessemer funds and related vehicle CASF held 3,141,257; 3,845,201; 172,598; and 189,399 shares, respectively. The sales occurred in multiple transactions across specified price ranges, and the reporting persons offered to provide detailed per-price sale information on request.
- Substantial residual ownership remains after the sales: BVP VIII owns 3,141,257 shares and BVP VIII Inst owns 3,845,201 shares, indicating continued influence.
- Clear affiliate and control disclosures explain voting and dispositive power, including the role of Deer VIII entities and named directors.
- Insider sales occurred: Bessemer funds sold a total of 64,312 shares on 09/16/2025 at a weighted average of $117.18 and 7,039 shares on 09/17/2025 at $117.32, increasing circulating supply.
- Sales executed in multiple transactions across price ranges, which may make exact per-trade pricing unclear without the additional information the reporting person offered to provide.
Insights
TL;DR: Significant insider sales by Bessemer funds at roughly $117 per share, but large residual holdings remain, suggesting portfolio rebalancing rather than exit.
The reported disposals totaling 71,?? shares across two days were executed at weighted average prices of $117.18 and $117.32, with per-trade prices disclosed within ranges. Such block sales by a major investor can increase free float and supply pressure in the short term, but continued multi-million-share holdings across vehicles indicate maintained conviction or passive liquidity management rather than full divestment. Investors should note the specific ownership balances reported after the transactions when assessing potential influence on voting or future dispositions.
TL;DR: Sales were disclosed transparently with affiliate relationships and voting control explained; governance influence appears intact.
The filing details the ownership and control chain: Deer VIII entities and named directors exercise voting and dispositive power for the Bessemer funds, and affiliations with CASF are disclosed. The report clarifies indirect ownership and provides to-the-company and SEC offers to supply transaction-level pricing, meeting disclosure expectations. From a governance perspective, the continued large holdings preserve the funds' ability to influence corporate matters despite the recent sales.