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Global‑E (GLBE) CEO Amir Schlachet Sells 12,856 Shares

GLBEGlobal-E Online Ltd.

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10:31 AM

Sep 22, 2026

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Sep 22, 2026

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Summary

Global‑E (GLBE) CEO Amir Schlachet Sells 12,856 Shares

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What Happened

  • Amir Schlachet, CEO and director of Global‑E Online Ltd. (GLBE), sold 12,856 ordinary shares in an open‑market disposition on September 17, 2026 for total proceeds of approximately $480,619. The filing reports a weighted average sale price of $37.38 per share (range $36.93–$37.905 across multiple trades). This was a sale (not a purchase), which is often routine insider liquidity rather than a signal of company performance.

Key Details

  • Transaction date: 2026-09-17; Form 4 filed: 2026-09-22 (5 days after the trade — appears later than the standard 2‑business‑day filing window).
  • Shares sold: 12,856; weighted average price: $37.38; reported proceeds: $480,619. (Footnote F1: price is a weighted average; trades ranged $36.93–$37.905.)
  • Shares owned after transaction: filing indicates 3,008,609 ordinary shares beneficially owned by the reporting person (per footnote F2).
  • Other holdings noted: multiple RSU grants detailed in the filing — 51,546 RSUs (granted 6/22/2021, fully vested, F3); 89,499 RSUs (4/14/2022, fully vested, F4); 100,159 RSUs (4/20/2023, fully vested, F5); and additional RSU grants with ongoing vesting schedules (F6: 87,018; F7: 84,873; F8: 282,172). The filing also references fully vested but unexercised options included for informational purposes (F9, F10).
  • No 10b5‑1 plan, tax‑withholding sale, or other sale justification is disclosed in the filing.

Context

  • RSUs: the listed RSUs represent rights to receive ordinary shares upon vesting; some grants in the filing are fully vested and others vest over future dates through 2029 per the footnotes.
  • Options: the filing notes options that are fully vested but remain unexercised — no exercise or cashless sale was reported in this transaction.
  • Timing/implication: the sale is a disposition of shares (liquidity event). Form 4 filings can be late; this one appears to have been filed after the typical 2‑business‑day deadline, which is an administrative compliance point but does not by itself indicate misconduct.

If you want, I can extract the per‑trade prices/quantities behind the weighted average (the filer offers to provide that breakdown upon request).

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