By Rafael Müller
Publication Date: 2026-09-26 13:20:00
Regulatory filings have put a cluster of Broadcom-related share sales on the radar, arriving at a moment when the chipmaker is simultaneously fielding scrutiny in China and a fresh endorsement from Wall Street.
Form 144 Notices Stack Up
Three separate entities tied to the company filed notices of intent to sell under Form 144 with the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission. D95GT, LLC disclosed plans to offload 631,972 shares, while H&S Investments I, LP — identified in the paperwork as connected to Broadcom’s chairman — flagged 70,218 shares. The Samueli Foundation rounded out the group with a notice covering 72,474 shares.
These filings are notifications of intent, not confirmations that any transaction has been completed. Even so, the market tends to watch them closely, since large holders and foundations selling down positions can prompt investors to reassess near-term momentum and how insiders view the road ahead.
The D95GT sale traces back to a…
