4Filed Aug 5, 8:00 PM ET
Meta (META) Director Marc Andreessen Sells 426 Shares
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Meta (META) Director Marc Andreessen Sells 426 Shares
What Happened
- Marc L. Andreessen, a director of Meta Platforms, sold a total of 426 shares in open-market transactions on August 4, 2026. The reported line items show 250 shares at $588.16, 87 shares at $589.24, 44 shares at $590.39 and 45 shares at $591.69, for aggregate proceeds of approximately $250,907. These were sales (not purchases or option exercises), which are often routine monetizations rather than an explicit bullish signal.
Key Details
- Transaction date: 2026-08-04; Filing date: 2026-08-06 (filed within two business days — timely).
- Lots sold: 250 / 87 / 44 / 45 shares (total 426 shares).
- Reported per-line amounts and totals: ~$147,040; $51,264; $25,977; $26,626 — total ≈ $250,907.
- Reported prices reflect weighted averages; footnotes give price ranges for each lot: 250-share lot ≈ $587.68–$588.63 (F1); 87-share lot ≈ $588.80–$589.78 (F4); 44-share lot ≈ $589.99–$590.98 (F5); 45-share lot ≈ $591.38–$592.27 (F6). Reporting person offers to provide breakdowns on request.
- Shares owned after the transactions are not specified in the excerpt of the filing provided here.
- Notable ownership/record details: several footnotes describe shares held through entities (LAMA, a16z Capital, AH VIII) and in‑kind distributions that changed form of beneficial ownership but not pecuniary interest (F2–F11). The reporting person disclaims being part of a "group" and disclaims beneficial ownership of certain fund-held shares except to the extent of any pecuniary interest.
Context
- This filing reports open-market sales. Sales by directors can be routine for liquidity, tax or portfolio reasons; they do not necessarily indicate a change in view on the company. No 10b5-1 plan or tax-withholding event is referenced in the provided excerpt. For retail investors, purchases by insiders typically give stronger direct signals than routine sales.