Apple Execs Cash Out $92M in Shares Amid Strong Q3 Results
Since its inception in 1977 by founders Steve Jobs and Steve Wozniak, Apple Inc (AAPL:US) has consistently driven innovation in the tech world. From the iconic iPhone to services that reshape industries, Apple’s focus on cutting-edge technology has changed how we live, work, and communicate. Today, it stands as a global leader in consumer electronics and digital experiences with a market cap of nearly $3.45 trillion.
Intent to Sell Apple Shares
In a notable instance on October 2, 2024, four key insiders at Apple Inc. disclosed their intent to cash out on AAPL stock by filling Form 144 on the same day, accumulating a staggering $92.03 million in stock value.
CEO Timothy Donald filed a form via Fidelity Brokerage Services LLC with plans to sell 223,986 shares for a total worth around $50.04 million.
COO Jeffrey Williams filed his form for 59,730 shares for a total worth of $13.55 million. His form was filed with UBS Financial Services Inc. as the broker.
General Counsel, Secretary Katherine L. Adams filed his form through Morgan Stanley Smith Barney LLC with the plan to sell 61,019 shares for a total worth around $13.84 million.
SVP, Retail Deirdre O'Brien filed his form via UBS Financial Services, Inc. with the plan to sell 61,019 shares for a total worth around $13.84 million.
Apple's Strong Q3 2024 Financial Results
Apple reported solid fiscal Q3 2024 results, posting a 5% year-over-year revenue increase to $85.8 billion. Earnings per share rose 11%, reaching $1.40. Additionally, the company’s strong cash flow, amounting to nearly $29 billion, allowed Apple to return over $32 billion to shareholders.
In conclusion, while insider stock sales may raise concerns, the financial strength highlights the company’s resilience and ongoing growth.
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