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Uber Technologies, Inc. (UBER) filed a Form 4 indicating that director John A. Thain acquired 278 restricted stock units (RSUs) on 07/10/2025 under the company’s RSU Conversion and Deferral Program for Directors. The RSUs were 100% vested at grant and will settle on a one-for-one basis in cash or common stock, at the company’s election, on 07/16/2025. Following the transaction, Thain beneficially owns 278 derivative securities directly. No open-market purchase or sale of Uber common stock occurred, and Table I (non-derivative securities) shows no changes.
Uber Technologies, Inc. (NYSE: UBER) – Form 4 filing dated 07/09/2025 details a single insider transaction by Chief Financial Officer Prashanth Mahendra-Rajah. On 07/07/2025, the executive sold 2,750 shares of common stock at $95 per share under an existing Rule 10b5-1 trading plan adopted on 12/17/2024. Following the sale, the CFO’s directly held position declined from 24,725 to 21,975 shares.
The filing shows no derivative transactions and no additional sales or purchases. Because the transaction was executed pursuant to a pre-arranged 10b5-1 plan, it is generally viewed as routine portfolio management rather than an opportunistic trade. The disposition represents a modest portion of Mahendra-Rajah’s holdings and is not large enough to materially alter his economic exposure to Uber’s equity.
For investors, sporadic insider selling—particularly when disclosed as part of a 10b5-1 plan—is typically neutral unless it coincides with a cluster of executive sales or precedes negative news. The limited size of this trade and the executive’s remaining stake support a neutral to slightly negative interpretation. Nonetheless, insider activity remains a sentiment indicator; continued sales or sales by additional executives could warrant closer monitoring.
Uber Technologies, Inc. (ticker: UBER) filed a Form 144 notice indicating that 2,750 shares of its common stock may be sold on or about 07 July 2025 through Merrill Lynch on the NYSE. The proposed sale has an aggregate market value of about $261,085, compared with roughly 2.09 billion shares outstanding, representing a de-minimis <0.001 % of total shares. The filing identifies Prashanth Mahendra-Rajah as the person for whose account the securities will be sold. Previous Form 144 data in the filing shows the same individual sold 2,750 shares on 05 May 2025 for gross proceeds of $233,578.50. The shares to be sold were acquired via stock-bonus grants on 16 Oct 2024 (1,389 shares) and 16 Feb 2024 (5,402 shares). No additional financial metrics, earnings information, or strategic updates are provided. Given the very small size of the transaction relative to Uber’s market capitalization and share count, the filing appears to be a routine insider sale disclosure rather than a materially impactful event.
Uber Technologies director Nikesh Arora received a grant of 3,202 Restricted Stock Units (RSUs) on June 18, 2025, as disclosed in a Form 4 filing. The RSUs convert to common stock on a one-for-one basis.
Key details of the RSU grant:
- Granted under Uber's 2019 Equity Incentive Plan
- Scheduled to vest immediately before the 2026 annual stockholder meeting
- Upon vesting, payable in cash or common stock at Uber's discretion
- Payment occurs upon termination of service
- Subject to Uber's RSU Conversion and Deferral Program for Directors
The transaction was reported by Carolyn Mo, acting with power of attorney for Arora, on June 23, 2025. The RSUs were acquired at $0.00 cost basis and represent a direct form of ownership.
Uber Technologies Chief Accounting Officer and Global Corporate Controller Glen Ceremony reported multiple transactions involving Restricted Stock Units (RSUs) on June 16, 2025. The transactions included:
- Acquisition of 9,345 shares through RSU conversions from various grant dates
- Disposition of 4,636 shares at $85.12 per share for tax withholding
- Net beneficial ownership of 230,540 shares following all transactions
The executive holds multiple RSU grants with different vesting schedules, including grants from March 2022 through March 2025. The largest outstanding grants include 32,964 RSUs from March 2025 and 72,759 RSUs from March 2023, both vesting monthly over 48 months. All RSUs convert to common stock on a one-for-one basis at the issuer's election.
Uber Technologies (UBER) Chief Marketing Officer and SVP of Public Affairs, Jill Hazelbaker, reported multiple transactions on June 16, 2025, involving the vesting and disposition of Restricted Stock Units (RSUs).
Key Transaction Details:
- Acquired 8,193 shares through RSU conversions in four separate transactions
- Disposed of 4,284 shares to satisfy tax obligations at $85.12 per share
- Following transactions, directly owns 109,948 shares and indirectly owns 10,454 shares through a family trust
The executive holds multiple RSU grants vesting monthly over 48-month periods, including: 70,323 RSUs granted March 2025, 71,674 RSUs from March 2024, 122,235 RSUs from March 2023, and 129,056 RSUs from March 2022. All RSUs convert to common stock on a one-for-one basis upon vesting.
Uber Technologies (UBER) SVP and Chief People Officer Nikki Krishnamurthy reported multiple transactions involving Restricted Stock Units (RSUs) on June 16, 2025. The transactions included:
- Acquisition of 6,423 shares through RSU conversions (1,190 + 1,120 + 2,001 + 2,112 shares)
- Disposition of 2,567 shares to satisfy tax obligations at $85.12 per share
- Post-transaction beneficial ownership of 423,936 shares held directly
The executive holds multiple RSU grants from 2022-2025, all vesting monthly over 4-year schedules. Following the reported transactions, Krishnamurthy retains:
- 53,566 RSUs from March 2025 grant
- 36,957 RSUs from March 2024 grant
- 42,018 RSUs from March 2023 grant
- 19,013 RSUs from March 2022 grant
Uber Technologies CFO Prashanth Mahendra-Rajah reported multiple transactions on June 16, 2025, involving the vesting and conversion of Restricted Stock Units (RSUs) and subsequent tax-related share dispositions:
- Converted 858 RSUs from a March 2025 grant of 41,205 units (vesting 1/48 monthly)
- Converted 2,838 RSUs from a November 2023 grant of 136,239 units (vesting schedule: 3/48 initial, then 1/48 monthly)
- Disposed of 2,045 shares at $85.12 per share for tax withholding purposes
Following these transactions, Mahendra-Rajah directly owns 24,725 common shares and retains beneficial ownership of 38,630 RSUs from the March 2025 grant and 82,311 RSUs from the November 2023 grant. The transactions were executed under a Rule 10b5-1 trading plan, demonstrating structured insider selling activity.
Uber Technologies (UBER) Chief Legal Officer and Corporate Secretary Tony West reported multiple transactions involving Restricted Stock Units (RSUs) and common stock on June 16, 2025. The transactions included:
- Conversion of 8,758 RSUs to common stock through four separate transactions (1,282; 1,493; 2,911; and 3,072 units)
- Disposition of 4,345 shares for tax withholding at $85.12 per share
- Following all transactions, West holds 164,565 shares directly
West maintains substantial unvested RSU positions from grants made between 2022-2025, totaling 195,735 units with various vesting schedules. Each grant vests monthly over 48 months, with RSUs convertible to cash or common stock at the issuer's discretion. The transactions reflect regular vesting events and associated tax withholding, indicating normal executive compensation activity.
Uber Technologies (UBER) President and COO Andrew Macdonald reported multiple transactions involving Restricted Stock Units (RSUs) on June 16, 2025. The transactions included:
- Acquisition of 12,875 shares through RSU conversions from four separate grants
- Disposition of 6,894 shares at $85.12 per share for tax withholding purposes
- Net beneficial ownership of 182,386 shares following all reported transactions
The executive holds multiple RSU grants with monthly vesting schedules: 118,670 RSUs granted March 2025, 120,951 RSUs from March 2024, 194,024 RSUs from March 2023, and 184,365 RSUs from March 2022. All grants vest over 48 months with 1/48th vesting monthly. Post-transaction, Macdonald maintains direct ownership of significant RSU positions: 111,253, 83,154, 84,886, and 34,568 units from respective grants.
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