Latest SEC filings for NetEase, Inc. (NTES) explained in plain English. Covers insider buying and selling (Form 4), proposed insider sales (Form 144), material company events (8-K), and quarterly & annual reports (10-Q / 10-K). All data sourced directly from SEC EDGAR — last updated 2025-05-19.
Boltz Paul William JR filed a Form 144 with the SEC indicating intent to sell NTES (NetEase, Inc.) shares. Form 144 reflects a proposed sale, not a completed transaction. The actual execution, if any, would typically appear later in a Form 4.
Ding Yingfeng filed a Form 144 with the SEC indicating intent to sell NTES (NetEase, Inc.) shares. Form 144 reflects a proposed sale, not a completed transaction. The actual execution, if any, would typically appear later in a Form 4. The proposed dollar value is large enough to merit attention.
Leung Michael Man Kit filed a Form 144 with the SEC indicating intent to sell NTES (NetEase, Inc.) shares. Form 144 reflects a proposed sale, not a completed transaction. The actual execution, if any, would typically appear later in a Form 4.
Tong Joseph Tze Kay filed a Form 144 with the SEC indicating intent to sell NTES (NetEase, Inc.) shares. Form 144 reflects a proposed sale, not a completed transaction. The actual execution, if any, would typically appear later in a Form 4.
Tong Joseph Tze Kay filed a Form 144 with the SEC indicating intent to sell NTES (NetEase, Inc.) shares. Form 144 reflects a proposed sale, not a completed transaction. The actual execution, if any, would typically appear later in a Form 4.
An insider at NetEase, Inc. filed a Form 144 notifying the SEC of an intent to sell shares. Form 144 is a proposed sale notice rather than confirmation that a sale already happened.
Executives, directors, and large shareholders must report any purchase or sale of NTES shares within two business days. Consistent buying by multiple insiders is often read as a confidence signal; large sales may reflect diversification or liquidity needs rather than negative conviction.
Filed when a company affiliate intends to sell restricted or control shares. A Form 144 is a notice of intent, not confirmation — the actual sale is later confirmed via Form 4. It gives investors advance visibility into planned insider selling activity.
The 8-K is an event-driven filing that NetEase, Inc. must submit within four business days of a significant development — including earnings results, mergers, executive changes, credit facility updates, or regulatory actions. Each 8-K item code maps to a specific event type.
The 10-Q (quarterly) and 10-K (annual) are comprehensive reports covering NetEase, Inc.'s financial results, risk factors, management discussion, and business operations. The 10-K includes audited financials and is the most complete public disclosure the company makes each year.
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