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Fox executive chair Lachlan Murdoch sells $10.2m shares

Fox executive chair Lachlan Murdoch sells $10.2m shares

Lachlan K. Murdoch, Executive Chair and CEO of Fox Corp (NASDAQ:FOX), sold a significant portion of the company's Class A Common Stock on September 15, 2026. The billionaire executive traded 149,934 shares, selling them at a price of $68.53 per share, resulting in a transaction value of $10,274,977. Simultaneously, the same number of shares was acquired by the LKM Family Trust, a financial arrangement established for Mr. Murdoch's direct family members and charitable causes.

As a result, Mr. Murdoch's direct beneficial ownership of Fox Class A Common Stock diminished to just 152 shares, while his indirect ownership through the LKM Family Trust increased to an impressive 1,401,713 shares.

The stock price of $68.53 at the time of the sale represented a notable premium above the current stock price of $59.15, underscoring a perceived value increase by the selling party. Fox Corporation operates under a substantial market capitalization of $26.82 billion, suggesting a strong market presence. The company recorded record revenue and EBITDA (Earnings Before Interest, Taxes, Depreciation, and Amortization) for fiscal year 2026, largely fueled by the FIFA Men's World Cup, escalating advertising demand, and the burgeoning success of its streaming service, FOX One.

Notably, the company's financial health score remains robust, and interested investors can access a detailed Pro Research Report for an in-depth analysis of the company's fundamentals and valuation.

Recent reports suggest a potential re-merger between Fox Corporation and News Corp. The speculation stems from court documents and testimony from a family succession case involving Rupert Murdoch and his son Lachlan Murdoch. Such developments have caused fluctuations in the share prices of both companies, adding a layer of volatility to their trading activities. This report is supported by artificial intelligence technology and reviewed by a human editor to ensure accuracy and reliability.

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