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Miriam Adelson Transfers 9.02M Las Vegas Sands ($LVS) Shares via Family Trusts

Low SignificanceSeptember 2, 2026 at 7:17:38 PM EDT

LAS VEGAS SANDS CORP

$LVS4CIK: 0001300514

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Filing Summary

🏛️ Form 4 Filing: Las Vegas Sands Corp ($LVS) Insider: Miriam Adelson (10% Owner) Transaction Date: 2026-08-31 Type: Gift / Transfer (Code G) Shares Transacted: 9,024,694 Price: $0.00 Value: $0.00 Post-Transaction Indirect Holding: 331,856,639 shares Significance: Low (Estate/Family Trust Planning)

Comprehensive Analysis

Insider Filing Analysis: Las Vegas Sands Corp ($LVS)

Summary of Transactions

On August 31, 2026, Miriam Adelson, a 10% principal owner of Las Vegas Sands Corp, reported transactions under Form 4 involving the transfer of 9,024,694 shares of Common Stock for no consideration (Code G):

  • Trust RR: Transferred 7,947,648 shares.
  • Trust SS: Transferred 1,077,046 shares.

Following these transactions, 331,856,639 shares remain beneficially owned indirectly through other family members or trusts.

Context and Market Impact

  • Nature of Transfer: The filing notes that shares were transferred among family members and trusts for estate planning purposes without cash consideration, and reflects transfers exempt pursuant to Rule 16a-13.
  • Market Significance: Low. Because these are intra-family trust reallocations and gifts rather than open-market sales, there is no direct supply impact on the public float or indication of sentiment shifts regarding company fundamentals.
Topics:#LVS#LasVegasSands#Form4#InsiderTrading#SEC

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