[SCHEDULE 13D/A] V2X, Inc. SEC Filing
Amendment No. 7 to the Schedule 13D for V2X, Inc. updates beneficial ownership and discloses a Rule 144 sale. On September 11, 2025 Vertex Holdco sold 1,700,000 shares at $52.203 per share via Rule 144, reducing its percentage ownership. Under the V2X Shareholders Agreement this reduction triggers the obligation for one director designated by Vertex Holdco to resign no later than the 2026 Annual Meeting; Vertex Holdco expects one of its designated directors to tender a resignation prior to that meeting. The Reporting Persons collectively may beneficially own 8,467,286 shares, representing 26.9% for AIPCF VI, LLC and 25.7% for other affiliated filers based on 31,509,821 shares outstanding as of August 11, 2025, after a 200,000-share repurchase. Aside from the August secondary offering and the September Rule 144 sale, no transactions occurred in the prior 60 days.
- Transparent disclosure of the Rule 144 sale, price per share ($52.203) and resulting governance consequences
- Aggregate beneficial ownership updated with clear share counts and percentage basis (31,509,821 shares outstanding post-repurchase)
- Reduction in ownership following the 1,700,000-share sale which triggers the resignation of a Vertex Holdco-designated director
- Potential governance uncertainty because the filing does not identify which director will resign or how board composition will change
Insights
TL;DR: A disclosed secondary sale reduced ownership modestly; reporting is routine and transparent with limited immediate financial effect.
The September 2025 Rule 144 sale of 1.7 million shares at $52.203 each reduces Vertex Holdco's stake and leads to a governance change under the shareholders agreement. The filing restates aggregated beneficial ownership across affiliated entities and clarifies share counts after a recent 200,000-share repurchase. Financially, the sale appears to be a liquidity event by an affiliate, not an operational report; the filing contains no earnings or new financing details. Impact on control is measurable but not eliminating substantial influence given remaining ~25–27% combined holdings.
TL;DR: Governance consequence is material: reduced ownership triggers a designated director resignation, altering board representation.
The required resignation of one Vertex Holdco-designated director is a material governance outcome disclosed here. While the reporting persons continue to hold a significant stake, the forced board seat change could affect council composition and strategic influence tied to the shareholders agreement. The filing appropriately discloses the causative transaction and anticipated timing of the resignation but does not specify which director will resign, leaving uncertainty about continuity of representation and any attendant board committee assignments.