Insider Trading April 1, 2026

Goodman and Luxor Capital Dispose of $50.5K in Meridian Holdings Shares

Insiders executed small-block sales as Meridian reports debt reduction and structural equity changes

By Hana Yamamoto MRDN
Goodman and Luxor Capital Dispose of $50.5K in Meridian Holdings Shares
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Former Meridian Holdings director and CEO Anthony Brian Goodman and the institutional group Luxor Capital LLC reported direct sales totaling $50,536 across two trading days in late March 2026. The transactions came amid recent company moves including a material debt reduction, a reverse stock split and corporate name change, and routine executive appointments.

Key Points

  • Goodman and Luxor Capital executed direct sales of Meridian shares on March 25-26, 2026, totaling $50,536.
  • Meridian reported a 37% reduction in debt (equal to $25.9 million) through Q3 2025, including prepayment of a $7.2 million senior secured note.
  • The company completed a 1-for-12 reverse stock split, changed its corporate name from Golden Matrix Group, Inc., and reduced outstanding and authorized shares; leadership appointments were described as routine.

Summary of transactions

Anthony Brian Goodman, identified as a former director and chief executive of Meridian Holdings Inc./NV, together with Luxor Capital LLC - a filing group owning more than 10% - disclosed the sale of Meridian Holdings (NASDAQ:MRDN) shares on March 25 and March 26, 2026. The combined sales were executed as direct ownership transactions and totaled $50,536.


Transaction details

On March 25, Goodman and Luxor sold 3,421 shares at execution prices that ranged from $7.70 to $8.13 per share. The following day, March 26, an additional 3,016 shares changed hands at prices between $7.70 and $7.80. Together these two days account for all reported insider sales amounting to the stated $50,536.


Post-transaction ownership

After completing the reported sales, Goodman retained a direct stake of 808,673 shares in Meridian Holdings.


Market context provided in filings

The filings and accompanying market notes note that Meridian’s share price has declined roughly 71% over the past year, with the stock trading at $6.97 at the time of reporting. Analysis attributed to InvestingPro, cited in the disclosure, characterizes the stock as appearing undervalued at current levels and highlights the magnitude of the one-year price decline.


Recent corporate actions and balance sheet developments

Meridian Holdings reported a meaningful reduction in leverage through the end of the third quarter of 2025: the company reduced total debt by 37%, equal to $25.9 million. That reduction included the full prepayment of a $7.2 million Senior Secured Promissory Note owed to Lind Global Asset Management. In describing that effort, the company emphasized the move away from dilutive financing models.

Separately, the company implemented a 1-for-12 reverse stock split and changed its corporate name from Golden Matrix Group, Inc. The reverse split reduced outstanding shares from approximately 151.7 million to 12.6 million and lowered authorized shares from 300 million to 25 million. Following those actions, the company began trading under a new ticker symbol.


Leadership updates

Earlier in the year, Golden Matrix Group appointed William Scott as president; he will continue in his roles as executive chairman and interim chief executive officer. The company also named Rich Christensen as treasurer. The company described these as routine board decisions and noted they do not involve any special contracts beyond standard agreements.


Takeaway

The reported insider sales represent modest, short-term dispositions by a former director and a sizable filing group. Those trades occurred against a backdrop of balance-sheet repair and structural equity actions that the company has disclosed, alongside routine executive appointments. The filings also reference an external analysis that views the stock as appearing undervalued following a substantial one-year price decline.

Risks

  • Share-price volatility - Meridian's stock has fallen roughly 71% over the past year, indicating continued market volatility in its equity.
  • Capital structure changes - The reverse split and significant reductions in authorized and outstanding shares may alter share liquidity and market dynamics.
  • Debt-reduction pace and financing strategy - While the company reports material debt reduction and a move away from dilutive financing, the ultimate impact on future capital needs and operations is not detailed.

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