Dell Technologies Director Egon Durban Files Form 144 Notice to Sell $1.52M in Stock
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Filing Summary
Dell Technologies Inc. ($DELL) - Form 144 Filing Insider: Egon Durban (Director / Silver Lake Co-CEO) Proposed Sale: 2,900 Class C Common shares (~$1.52M) Approx. Sale Date: 09/08/2026 Broker: BOFA Securities Inc. Significance: Low
Comprehensive Analysis
Executive Summary
Dell Technologies Inc. director and Silver Lake Co-CEO Egon Durban filed a Form 144 notice proposing the sale of 2,900 shares of Class C Common Stock with an estimated aggregate market value of $1,520,006.00 through BOFA Securities Inc. on or around September 8, 2026.
Key Transaction Details
- Filer: Egon Durban (Director)
- Security: Class C Common Stock
- Shares to be Sold: 2,900
- Aggregate Market Value: $1,520,006.00 (implied ~$524.14 per share)
- Acquisition Source: Acquired via pro-rata in-kind distributions initiated between 9/17/2025 and 9/22/2025 from Silver Lake Group, L.L.C. affiliates.
- Shares Outstanding: 315,433,188
Historical Insider Activity
During the past three months, Silver Lake-affiliated funds and Mr. Durban have engaged in extensive programmatic sales of Dell Class C Common Stock across June, July, and September 2026, totaling hundreds of millions of dollars in gross proceeds.
Trading Significance
Given the relatively minor size of this specific transaction (2,900 shares / $1.52M) against Dell's market capitalization and Durban/Silver Lake's overall ownership base, this individual filing carries low trading significance.
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