[144] Willdan Group, Inc. SEC Filing
Willdan Group, Inc. (WLDN) filed a Form 144 notifying of a proposed sale of 10,000 shares of common stock to be executed through Morgan Stanley Smith Barney LLC on 09/18/2025 on the NASDAQ. The filer reports the shares were acquired the same day via a stock option exercise from the issuer and paid in cash. The filing lists an aggregate market value of $1,060,000.00 for the shares and reports 14,665,087 shares outstanding, which places the block at a small fraction of outstanding stock. The filer represents there is no undisclosed material adverse information and notes no securities sold in the past three months.
- Clear compliance with Rule 144 filing requirements including broker, acquisition method, and attestation
- No securities sold in past three months, indicating this is not part of a pattern of recent insider disposals
- None.
Insights
TL;DR: A routine insider sale notice for 10,000 shares following an option exercise; size appears immaterial to capitalization.
The Form 144 reports a proposed sale of 10,000 common shares valued at $1.06M, acquired and to be sold on 09/18/2025 via Morgan Stanley Smith Barney. With 14,665,087 shares outstanding, the position represents roughly 0.07% of the outstanding float, suggesting limited direct market impact. The sale follows an option exercise and was paid in cash, and there are no reported prior sales in the past three months. This appears procedural under Rule 144 rather than a signal of company-specific stress.
TL;DR: Disclosure follows Rule 144 mechanics; signer affirms absence of undisclosed material information.
The filing contains standard attestations required by Rule 144, including a representation that the seller does not possess undisclosed material adverse information. The notice documents the broker and execution date, and confirms the acquisition method as a stock option exercise from the issuer. No other governance or insider-control changes are disclosed. As submitted, the filing meets procedural disclosure requirements but provides no additional governance signals.