Everpure, Inc. Officer Mona Chu Files Form 144 for Proposed Sale of $399.8K in Common Stock
Everpure, Inc.
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Filing Summary
Form 144 Notice of Proposed Sale Issuer: Everpure, Inc. (CIK: 0001474432) Insider: Mona Chu (Officer) Proposed Sale: 2,852 Common shares Aggregate Value: $399,853.25 (~$140.20/share) Approximate Date: 10/02/2026 Broker: Morgan Stanley Smith Barney LLC
Comprehensive Analysis
Executive Summary
On October 2, 2026, Mona Chu, an Officer of Everpure, Inc., filed SEC Form 144 indicating a proposed sale of 2,852 shares of Common Stock with an estimated market value of $399,853.25. The approximate execution date is October 2, 2026, through broker Morgan Stanley Smith Barney LLC.
Transaction Breakdown
- Securities to be Sold: 2,852 Common shares
- Aggregate Market Value: $399,853.25 (implied price of ~$140.20 per share)
- Shares Outstanding: 333,227,251 shares
- Relative Size: Approximately 0.0009% of shares outstanding
Origin of Securities
The shares proposed for sale were recently acquired on September 20, 2026, directly from the issuer via equity award settlements:
- 573 shares from performance shares
- 276 shares from restricted stock
- 1,561 shares from performance shares
- 442 shares from restricted stock
Trading Significance
This filing carries Low trading significance. The proposed transaction represents a minimal portion of the company's 333.2M outstanding shares and reflects standard post-vesting equity management/liquidity following recent award settlements on September 20, 2026. No prior sales were reported by the insider over the preceding three months.
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