CoreWeave insiders sell shares May 20

Michael Intrator, CoreWeave’s chief executive, sold 13,129 shares of the company’s Class A common stock on May 20 at an average price of $99.82, according to a Form 4 filed with the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission on May 22. The sale was worth about $1.31 million, and the filing showed Intrator still held 4,276,815 shares directly after the transaction. Sachin Jain, CoreWeave’s chief operating officer, reported a separate May 20 sale of 6,377 shares at the same $99.82 price, for $636,552. Jeff Baker, the company’s principal accounting officer, sold 1,320 shares on May 20 at $99.82, worth about $131,762, according to separate filings and filing summaries. The filings add to a cluster of insider disclosures at CoreWeave, the AI cloud infrastructure company that completed its Nasdaq listing in March 2025. (sec.gov) CoreWeave’s investor relations site shows multiple Form 4 filings dated May 22, and the SEC’s company page lists several Form 144 proposed-sale filings dated May 20. ### Why did these sales show up together? (sec.gov) May 22 was the filing date for several CoreWeave insider reports covering May 20 transactions. SEC Form 4 filings are used to disclose changes in beneficial ownership by company insiders, including officers and directors. The same batch of disclosures included other executives beyond the three names in the initial reports. (investors.coreweave.com) Filing trackers show Chen Goldberg, CoreWeave’s executive vice president for product and engineering, sold 14,168 shares at an average of $100.34 on May 20, while Chief Financial Officer Nitin Agrawal reported a May 19 sale of 10,062 shares at $99.82. (sec.gov) ### Did the filings say why the shares were sold? Jeff Baker’s filing summary said the sale was made to cover tax withholding tied to vesting equity awards. MarketBeat reported the same explanation for Sachin Jain’s transaction, saying the sale was made to cover tax withholding obligations related to vesting. (secform4.com) Michael Intrator’s Form 4 shows two entries on May 20: 23,443 restricted stock units were marked as acquired through an “M” transaction code, and 13,129 shares were marked as sold through an “S” transaction code at $99.82. The filing excerpt available through the SEC does not, by itself, state a narrative reason in the summary lines, but it shows the sale occurred alongside RSU-related activity. (marketbeat.com) ### How large were these sales relative to what the executives still owned? Intrator’s filing showed 4,276,815 shares held directly after the May 20 sale. Jain’s filing showed 132,325 shares directly owned after his sale. Baker’s filing summary showed 33,162 shares remaining after his transaction. Those remaining holdings matter because insider-sale headlines often report the dollar value of a transaction but not the post-sale stake. (sec.gov) In these filings, each executive continued to hold CoreWeave stock after the reported sales. ### Where can investors check the original records? The SEC’s EDGAR system lists the CoreWeave Form 4 filings under the company’s CIK, and CoreWeave’s investor relations page links the same May 22 ownership reports. (sec.gov) The SEC company page also shows multiple Form 144 filings dated May 20, which are separate notices of proposed sales. May 22 is the key date for the public disclosure of these trades, while May 20 is the transaction date shown in the filings. (sec.gov) Readers tracking additional insider activity can monitor new Form 4 and Form 144 postings on the SEC and CoreWeave investor relations pages. (sec.gov)