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FORM 4
AI

Insider Trading - August 14, 2024

Filed August 14, 2024
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Period ending August 12, 2024
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0000950170-24-097037

Khosla Ventures entities distributed 11.4M shares pro rata ($0).

Brief

Vinod Khosla-affiliated Khosla Ventures entities (10% owners/directors) disposed of 10,752,561 and 610,362 common shares via pro rata distributions from two funds on 08/12/2024 at $0. Shares were redistributed internally to partners and related entities like VK Services. Neutral signal as no economic ownership change or sale proceeds.

Detailed Brief

On August 12, 2024, Khosla Ventures Seed B, L.P. distributed 10,752,561 shares of RKLB common stock pro rata to its limited and general partners for no consideration, leaving 2,688,142 shares indirectly beneficially owned. Similarly, Khosla Ventures Seed B (CF), L.P. distributed 610,362 shares, leaving 152,591 indirectly owned. These shares were further distributed by Khosla Ventures Seed Associates B, LLC to its members, with VK Services, LLC receiving 4,067,887 shares, becoming record owner of 24,597,132 shares. Khosla Ventures V, L.P. holds 37,823,617 shares unchanged. This is a routine VC fund in-kind distribution to partners, not a market sale; all reporting persons (including Vinod Khosla) disclaim beneficial ownership beyond pecuniary interest. No 10b5-1 plan noted. No prior pattern context provided, but maintains large ~65M+ total position across entities.

Key Telemetry

  • Distributed ~11.4M shares (30%+ of pre-distribution fund holdings) pro rata to partners, retaining ~40M+ across group.
  • Internal restructuring among Khosla-controlled entities; VK Services now holds 24.6M directly.
  • Neutral housekeeping for maturing VC fund; no proceeds or third-party sale.
  • Occurred pre-any recent earnings; stock near 52-week highs (~$10/share context).

Impact Vector

This pro rata distribution signals neutral insider confidence, as it restructures holdings internally without reducing the Khosla group's overall economic stake or involving market sales, typical for VC funds distributing to LPs.

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