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Nikolas W Stengle is Chief Executive Officer at Brookdale Senior Living. OQRO lists 1 transaction filed with the SEC under this name, the latest on Oct 7, 2026, each linked to the official Form 4.
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Oct 6, 202621Kdisclosed Oct 7
DetailsOfficial recordOn the latest SEC Form 4, dated Oct 6, 2026, Nikolas W Stengle reported holding 251,094 shares of Brookdale Senior Living (BKD). At the last close of $9 on Nov 13, 2026, that is about $2.3M. This is the stake disclosed in filings, not a net worth.
Brookdale Senior Living's proxy statement reports total compensation of $5.31M for Nikolas W Stengle for fiscal year 2025. The total is the one in the Summary Compensation Table: it counts stock awards at their value on the grant date, so it is not the cash received.
As of the latest filing on , Nikolas W Stengle reported holding 251,094 shares of Brookdale Senior Living (BKD), worth about $2.3M at the last close of $9 (Nov 13, 2026).
Brookdale Senior Living's proxy statement reports total compensation of $5.31M for Nikolas W Stengle for fiscal year 2025. The total is the one in the Summary Compensation Table: it counts stock awards at their value on the grant date, so it is not the cash received. Proxy statement filed Apr 30, 2026
| Company | Shares reported | How held | Last close | Value at last close | Reported |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Brookdale Senior Living BKD | 251,094 | 251K direct | $9 | $2.3M | Oct 6, 2026 |
Is this Nikolas W Stengle’s net worth? No. A Form 4 reports the shares an insider owns in one company after each transaction, directly or through trusts and entities. It says nothing about cash, other investments, property or debt, options not yet exercised are not counted here, and a holding reported some time ago may have changed without a new filing. The value is shares times the last stored close, not a price anyone received. Sources: the filings listed below, each linked to EDGAR. Compare with the biggest insider stakes.