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Charter Communications (CHTR) 鈥� Form 4 filing dated 08/07/2025. Director Michael A. Newhouse, reporting through Advance/Newhouse Partnership, disposed of 162,694 Class B Common Units of Charter Communications Holdings, LLC on 08/06/2025. The units were sold back to the issuer in an exempt Rule 16b-3 transaction at the Average Public Per-Share Repurchase Price of $378.50, implying proceeds of roughly $61.6 million. Each Class B unit is exchangeable, at the company鈥檚 option, for one share of CHTR Class A common stock or cash based on a two-day VWAP and carries no expiration date.

Following the sale, Newhouse continues to hold 15,511,283 Class B units indirectly, leaving more than 99 % of his derivative stake intact. No open-market sales of Class A shares were reported, and no changes were disclosed for any directly held non-derivative securities. The filing therefore indicates a limited liquidity event for the insider while simultaneously advancing the company鈥檚 repurchase program.

Form 4 highlights: On 08/06/2025 Advance/Newhouse Partnership and affiliated Newhouse entities鈥攃ollectively a >10 % owner and board representatives of Charter Communications (CHTR)鈥�sold 162,694 Class B Common Units of Charter Communications Holdings to the issuer at $378.50 per unit (鈮� $61.6 million). The transaction was executed under Rule 16b-3 and counts as part of Charter鈥檚 authorized share-repurchase framework.

The Class B units are exchangeable, at Charter鈥檚 option, into either one share of Class A common stock or the cash equivalent, so the sale immediately reduces the potential fully diluted share count. Following the disposition, the reporting group still beneficially owns 15,511,283 Class B units, implying only a ~1 % reduction in its position and confirming continued strategic control.

Form 4 alerts: Charter Communications director Balan Nair purchased 360 Class A shares on 07/31/2025 at $274.21 each, investing roughly $98.7 k. Post-transaction direct ownership rose to 9,622 shares. No derivative activity was reported. Insider open-market buying can signal management confidence and is usually viewed favorably by investors, although the dollar amount is modest relative to Charter鈥檚 market capitalization.

Charter Communications (NASDAQ: CHTR) reported the results of its 31-Jul-2025 special stockholder meeting held to authorize a multi-step transaction with Cox Enterprises. All four proposals passed by overwhelming majorities, clearing the final shareholder hurdle for Charter to acquire 100% of Cox Communications鈥� commercial fiber, managed IT and cloud services subsidiaries and to receive Cox鈥檚 residential cable assets via contribution to Charter Holdings.

Key approvals include:

• Share issuance: authority to issue one new share of Class C common stock and 鈮�33.6 million common and convertible preferred units of Charter Holdings carrying an aggregate $6.0 billion liquidation preference and a 6.875 % dividend (votes For/Against: 142.42 m/0.08 m).
• Second Amended & Restated Certificate of Incorporation establishing Class C stock (142.39 m/0.11 m).
• Four non-binding governance features embedded in the charter (each approved with >99.9 % support).
• Adjournment authority (136.50 m/6.01 m) 鈥� now moot given successful votes.

Quorum was easily met with 126.7 m Class A votes and the single Class B share representing 15.8 m votes present. Passage enables Charter to proceed toward closing, issue the new securities to Cox Enterprises, and integrate the acquired fiber and cable assets, subject only to remaining regulatory and closing conditions. No financial results or updated guidance were provided.