[144] US Physical Therapy Inc SEC Filing
US Physical Therapy, Inc. (USPH) Form 144 notifies the planned sale of 763 shares of Class A Common Stock by Graham Reeve through J.P. Morgan Securities on or about 08/21/2025, with an aggregate market value listed as $64,832. The shares were acquired on 05/20/2025 through the vesting of restricted stock grants issued between 08/16/2021 and 02/24/2025. The filing shows the person intends cash payment on 08/22/2025. The issuer’s outstanding shares are reported as 15,190,000, making this sale a very small portion of total stock. The filing also discloses two prior sales by the same person within the past three months: 1,792 shares on 08/11/2025 for $155,124.48 and 530 shares on 05/21/2025 for $41,382. The signer represents they are not aware of undisclosed material adverse information about the issuer.
- Full Rule 144 disclosure provided including broker, acquisition details, and prior three-month sales
- Securities originated from restricted stock vesting, indicating the shares were acquired through routine compensation rather than an external purchase
- Insider sales occurred multiple times in the past three months (2,322 shares total), though amounts are small
- Filing does not state beneficiary trading plan dates (if any), so 10b5-1 plan status is not specified
Insights
TL;DR: Insider sale is disclosed and appears immaterial relative to outstanding shares.
The Form 144 reports a proposed sale of 763 shares, representing approximately 0.005% of the issuer's reported 15.19 million shares outstanding, indicating the transaction is unlikely to materially affect supply-demand dynamics or share price. The shares stem from restricted stock vesting, which is a routine source of insider liquidity. Recent prior sales totaling 2,322 shares in the past three months modestly increase insider disposition but remain immaterial in aggregate. From a market-impact perspective this disclosure is standard compliance with Rule 144 and provides transparency but carries no evident material signal about company fundamentals.
TL;DR: Filing shows compliance with sale disclosure requirements and includes standard insider representations.
The filer documents the broker, transaction timing, acquisition origin (vesting of restricted stock grants), and prior three-month sales, aligning with Rule 144 requirements. The signature block includes the required representation about lacking undisclosed material adverse information, which is customary. The vesting origin reduces regulatory concerns about unusual transfers, and the explicit broker details support orderly execution. Governance implications are limited given the small size of the transactions, but the record of multiple recent sales is relevant for monitoring insider liquidity trends.