FMX (FMX) executive sells 7,481 BD Units in open-market trade
Filing Impact
Filing Sentiment
Form Type
4
Rhea-AI Filing Summary
MEXICAN ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT INC executive Spas Montesinos Constantino, who leads the Americas & Mobility Division, reported an open-market sale of BD Units. He sold 7,481 BD Units at an average price of $12.3808 per unit. After this sale, he directly holds 139,253 BD Units. Each BD Unit consists of one Series B Share, two Series D-B Shares, and two Series D-L Shares.
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Insider Trade Summary
Net Seller: 7,481 shares ($92,621)
Net Sell
1 txn
Insider
Spas Montesinos Constantino
Role
Americas & Mobility Division
Sold
7,481 shs ($93K)
| Type | Security | Shares | Price | Value |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Sale | BD Units | 7,481 | $12.3808 | $93K |
Holdings After Transaction:
BD Units — 139,253 shares (Direct, null)
Footnotes (1)
- This transaction was carried out in Mexican pesos. For purposes of this Form 4, a conversion rate of MXN 17.38 for each USD $1.00 was used. The securities reported herein are held in the form of BD Units. Each BD Unit consists of one Series B Share, two Series D-B Shares and two Series D-L Shares, without par value ("Series D-B Shares" and "Series D-L Shares", respectively).
Key Figures
BD Units sold: 7,481 BD Units
Average sale price: $12.3808 per BD Unit
Holdings after transaction: 139,253 BD Units
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5 metrics
BD Units sold
7,481 BD Units
Open-market sale on June 10, 2026
Average sale price
$12.3808 per BD Unit
Open-market transaction
Holdings after transaction
139,253 BD Units
Direct ownership following sale
FX conversion rate
MXN 17.38 per USD $1.00
Used for reporting transaction in U.S. dollars
BD Unit composition
1 Series B, 2 Series D-B, 2 Series D-L shares
Structure of each BD Unit
Key Terms
BD Units, Series B Share, Series D-B Shares, Series D-L Shares, +1 more
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BD Units financial
"The securities reported herein are held in the form of BD Units."
conversion rate financial
"a conversion rate of MXN 17.38 for each USD $1.00 was used"
Conversion rate is the proportion of items, people or contracts that take a desired action out of the total possible — for example the share of website visitors who make a purchase, or the number of convertible bonds that are exchanged for shares. Investors care because it measures how effectively a business or financial instrument turns opportunity into real outcomes, like sales or share issuance, which directly affects revenue, cash flow and ownership dilution.
FAQ
What insider transaction did FMX executive Spas Montesinos Constantino report?
He reported an open-market sale of BD Units of MEXICAN ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT INC. Specifically, he sold 7,481 BD Units on June 10, 2026, as disclosed in the Form 4 insider trading report filed with the SEC.
How many FMX BD Units did the insider sell and at what price?
Spas Montesinos Constantino sold 7,481 BD Units at an average price of $12.3808 per unit. This transaction was carried out in Mexican pesos and converted for reporting purposes using the stated exchange rate.
How many FMX BD Units does the insider hold after the sale?
Following the reported sale, Spas Montesinos Constantino directly holds 139,253 BD Units of MEXICAN ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT INC. This post-transaction holding reflects his remaining direct ownership after disposing of the 7,481 BD Units in the open market.
What are FMX BD Units as reported in this Form 4 filing?
The BD Units are a bundled security form used by MEXICAN ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT INC. Each BD Unit consists of one Series B Share, two Series D-B Shares, and two Series D-L Shares, all without par value, as described in the filing’s footnotes.
Was the FMX insider transaction an open-market sale or another type?
The transaction was classified as an open-market sale of non-derivative securities. The Form 4 identifies the transaction with code “S,” meaning a sale in the open market or a private transaction, and marks it as a direct ownership change.
What exchange rate was used for the FMX insider transaction in the Form 4?
The transaction was executed in Mexican pesos, but the Form 4 converts values using an exchange rate of MXN 17.38 for each USD $1.00. This rate is used solely for reporting the transaction in U.S. dollar terms.