4Accepted Oct 14, 4:28 PM ET
Airbnb, Inc.: 10% owner Nathan Blecharczyk sold 13,615 shares
Accepted (ET)
4:28 PM
Oct 14, 2026
Filed
Oct 14, 2026
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Summary
Airbnb, Inc.: 10% owner Nathan Blecharczyk sold 13,615 shares
What happened
- Nathan Blecharczyk, a 10% owner, sold 13,615 shares in open-market transactions on Oct 12, 2026, generating $2,248,980 in reported proceeds. The sales were reported at weighted-average prices: $163.45 (2,852 shares, $466,151), $164.72 (4,267 shares, $702,872), $165.44 (2,248 shares, $371,910), $166.52 (3,248 shares, $540,862) and $167.19 (1,000 shares, $167,185).
- The filing also reports a gift of 4,077 shares (disposed for $0) and conversion transactions of 17,692 shares of derivative securities (Class B common stock convertible into Class A common stock) reported as both acquired and disposed at $0.
Key details
- Transaction date: Oct 12, 2026. Filing date: Oct 14, 2026.
- Prices and proceeds: total open-market sale proceeds $2,248,980; individual weighted-average prices and proceeds listed above. Gift reported at $0.
- Conversion: 17,692 shares converted (see footnote F1 — Class B converts one-for-one into Class A under specified conditions).
- 10b5-1 plan: the gift and sales were effected under a Rule 10b5-1 trading plan adopted Aug 28, 2025 (footnote F2).
- Price ranges: the filing gives weighted-average prices and ranges for the sale blocks (footnotes F3–F7) and offers to provide breakdowns on request.
- Shares owned after the transactions: not reported in the supplied filing data.
- Filing timeliness: the Form 4 was filed on Oct 14, 2026 for transactions on Oct 12, 2026; the filing does not indicate lateness.
Why it may matter
- Conversion: the filing shows conversion of Class B common stock into Class A common stock on a one-for-one basis (footnote F1).
- Gift: the 4,077-share gift is a nonmarket disposition (not an open-market sale).
- 10% owner: the reporting person is a 10% owner (a large holder) rather than described as an executive in the filing.
- The filing does not show why the insider traded or why the company acted.