Natera CEO Steven Chapman Files Form 144 to Sell $1.44M in Common Stock
Natera, Inc.
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Filing Summary
Proposed sale of 3,499 common shares valued at ~$1.44M by Steven Chapman (Officer/Director) filed on Form 144.
Comprehensive Analysis
Insider Filing Analysis: Form 144
Issuer: Natera, Inc. (NASDAQ: NTRA)
Filer: Steven Chapman (Director and Officer)
Filing Date: October 28, 2026
Proposed Transaction Overview
- Security: Common Stock
- Proposed Sale Date: October 28, 2026
- Shares to be Sold: 3,499 shares
- Estimated Aggregate Market Value: $1,437,459.18 (~$410.82 per share)
- Broker: ETrade Corporation
- Source of Shares: Acquired via Restricted Stock Unit (RSU) vesting on October 27, 2026, stemming from an award originally granted in January 2023.
Prior 3-Month Activity
The filer has maintained a regular cadence of secondary sales over the preceding 90 days, largely aligning with monthly or vesting-related sell-to-cover / scheduled execution patterns:
- 10/27/2026: 2,264 shares ($919,184.33)
- 10/01/2026: 1,273 shares ($526,143.63)
- 09/01/2026: 1,698 shares ($545,041.02)
- 08/03/2026: 3,076 shares across two tranches ($819,431.10 combined)
- 07/27/2026 - 07/28/2026: 5,770 shares combined ($1,480,046.69)
Market Impact & Significance
- Significance Level: Medium
- Context: The proposed sale represents a tiny fraction (<0.01%) of the issuer's 144,144,170 outstanding shares. Given the consistent periodic execution pattern and direct acquisition through RSU vesting, this filing is standard compensation monetization rather than a discretionary sentiment-driven exit.
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