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Thomson Reuters Officer Files Form 144 to Sell $237K in Common Shares

Low SignificanceNovember 4, 2026 at 7:21:24 PM EST

THOMSON REUTERS CORP /CAN/

$TRI144CIK: 0001075124

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Filing Summary

Form 144 Notice of Proposed Sale • Company: Thomson Reuters Corporation (TRI) • Insider: David Wong (Officer) • Shares to Sell: 2,150 Common Shares • Estimated Market Value: $236,887 (~$110.18/share) • Approx. Sale Date: November 4, 2026 • Broker: UBS Financial Services Inc • Trading Significance: Low

Comprehensive Analysis

Executive Summary

On November 4, 2026, Thomson Reuters Corporation officer David Wong filed a Form 144 notice indicating a proposed sale of 2,150 common shares via UBS Financial Services Inc, representing an estimated market value of $236,887.

Transaction Details

  • Security: Common Shares
  • Units to Sell: 2,150
  • Aggregate Market Value: $236,887
  • Implied Price per Share: $110.18
  • Date of Proposed Sale: November 4, 2026
  • Origin of Securities: Vesting of Restricted Share Units acquired on August 10, 2022.
  • Past 3 Months Activity: The filer reported a prior sale of 3,000 common shares on August 6, 2026, generating gross proceeds of $295,830.

Market and Trading Impact

With 433,458,865 common shares outstanding, the proposed liquidation represents an infinitesimal fraction of the company's equity float (less than 0.001%). Due to the minimal volume and standard executive equity realization nature of the transaction, the market impact is considered Low.

Topics:#ThomsonReuters#TRI#Form144#InsiderSelling#StockMarket

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