VICR selling holders report multiple 10b5-1 sales
VICR proposed resales of Common Stock under Rule 144 by multiple holders, primarily reported as systematic 10b5-1 sales by Patrizio Vinciarelli.
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Rhea-AI Filing Summary
VICR proposed resales of Common Stock under Rule 144 by multiple holders, primarily reported as systematic 10b5-1 sales by Patrizio Vinciarelli.
The excerpt lists repeated dispositions of 20,000 shares on multiple dates in June 2026 and larger single-day blocks of 50,000 shares in April–March 2026. Several institutional entries (Brigham and Womens Hospital; Lahey Hospital & Medical Center) appear for 3,500 shares each.
Insights
Routine, pre-arranged insider dispositions using 10b5-1 plans are reported; no new allegations or corporate actions shown.
The excerpt catalogues multiple 10b5-1 sales by a named individual with repeating daily blocks of $6,097,442.00 and similar totals tied to June 2026 trades. These entries read as execution-level resale notices rather than corporate financing or issuer-directed sales.
Future filings may show additional notices; timing and cash-flow recipients are the selling holders per the entries. The filings do not disclose outstanding share context or proceeds treatment beyond per-trade amounts in the excerpt.
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What insider sales are reported for VICR in this Form 144 excerpt?
Did any institutions appear as sellers in the VICR excerpt?
Are the dollar amounts shown for each sale in the excerpt?
Does the excerpt state who receives proceeds from these sales?
Are these sales described as occurring under a trading plan?
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