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Natera Officer John Fesko Files Form 144 to Sell 771 Shares

Low SignificanceOctober 27, 2026 at 4:43:43 PM EDT

Natera, Inc.

$NTRA144CIK: 0001604821

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Filing Summary

📢 Form 144 Filing Notice: Natera, Inc. ($NTRA) • Insider: John Fesko (Officer) • Proposed Sale: 771 Common Shares • Estimated Market Value: $312,177.90 (~$404.90/share) • Broker: ETrade Corporation • Source of Shares: RSU Vesting on 10/26/2026 • Significance: Low

Comprehensive Analysis

Executive Summary

On October 27, 2026, John Fesko, an Officer of Natera, Inc. ($NTRA), filed a Form 144 notifying intent to sell 771 shares of common stock with an aggregate market value of approximately $312,178 via ETrade Corporation.

Transaction Details

  • Shares Proposed for Sale: 771
  • Aggregate Market Value: $312,177.90
  • Implied Share Price: ~$404.90
  • Securities Origin: Acquired on October 26, 2026, via Restricted Stock Unit (RSU) vesting (out of 31,352 RSUs vested/acquired).
  • Recent Prior Sales (Past 3 Months):
    • August 10, 2026: 6,517 shares for $2,095,411.01
    • August 3, 2026: 295 shares for $79,056.86
    • July 28, 2026: 931 shares for $236,539.62
    • July 27, 2026: 782 shares for $203,703.79

Market Impact & Significance

The trading significance of this filing is evaluated as Low. The proposed sale represents a negligible portion of Natera's 144,144,170 shares outstanding (<0.001%) and is tied directly to equity compensation vesting (typically sell-to-cover or routine post-vesting diversification).

Topics:#Natera#NTRA#Form144#InsiderSelling#SEC

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