Nebius Group N.V.·4

Jul 17, 12:49 PM ET

Boynton John Wilson IV 4

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Nebius Group (NBIS) Director John Boynton IV Sells 6,958 Shares

What Happened
Director Boynton John Wilson IV (a Nebius Group N.V. director) sold a total of 6,958 Nebius (NBIS) shares in multiple open-market transactions on July 15, 2026, generating aggregate proceeds of approximately $1,370,744. The sales were executed in several lots at prices roughly between $187.74 and $202.59 per share; individual reported lots included 1,500 shares at $197.30 ($295,950), 1,200 at $196.10 ($235,320), 1,058 at $198.87 ($210,404) and other smaller lots (see Key Details). These were disposals (S — sales), not purchases.

Key Details

  • Transaction date: July 15, 2026; Form 4 filed July 17, 2026 (no late-filing indication).
  • Total shares sold: 6,958; total proceeds: ~$1,370,744.
  • Reported lots (date 7/15/2026):
    • 200 @ $187.79 = $37,558
    • 200 @ $189.24 = $37,848
    • 400 @ $192.33 = $76,932
    • 700 @ $194.07 = $135,849
    • 1,200 @ $196.10 = $235,320
    • 1,500 @ $197.30 = $295,950
    • 500 @ $198.25 = $99,125
    • 1,058 @ $198.87 = $210,404
    • 300 @ $200.04 = $60,012
    • 300 @ $201.24 = $60,372
    • 600 @ $202.29 = $121,374
  • Footnotes: multiple footnotes note each lot reflects a weighted average and that shares within certain lots were sold in multiple trades at ranges (e.g., $187.74–$187.84, $200.91–$201.87, $201.93–$202.59, etc.). The reporting person offers to provide detailed per-price breakouts on request.
  • Shares owned after the transactions: not specified in the provided filing data.
  • Legal/filing note: issuer is a foreign private issuer; the filing states the transactions are exempt from Sections 16(b) and 16(c) of the Securities Exchange Act.

Context
These were outright open-market sales (disposals), which are typically treated as routine insider selling rather than a direct bullish signal. The filing does not indicate option exercises, gifts, or tax-withholding transactions — simply sales. Retail investors often weigh insider purchases more heavily than routine sales when assessing insider sentiment.