4Filed Aug 12, 8:00 PM ET

Ibotta (IBTA) Director Thomas Lehrman Sells Shares

$IBTA · Ibotta, Inc.

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Ibotta (IBTA) Director Thomas Lehrman Sells Shares

What Happened

  • Thomas D. Lehrman, a director of Ibotta, sold a total of 42,407 shares of Ibotta common stock in open‑market transactions on August 11–12, 2026. The individual lots reported were: 10,000 shares at a weighted avg $35.73 ($357,322); 7,669 shares at $36.22 ($277,784); 11,892 shares at $36.22 ($430,750); 4,692 shares at $36.19 ($169,804); 3,197 shares at $36.08 ($115,352); and 4,957 shares at $36.08 ($178,855). Total proceeds were about $1,529,867.
  • These were sales (S codes) — not purchases — which are commonly routine disposals by insiders rather than an explicit bearish signal.

Key Details

  • Transaction dates: August 11–12, 2026; filing date: August 13, 2026 (filed within the typical Form 4 reporting window).
  • Reported weighted average prices and reported ranges in footnotes: some lots show price ranges approximately $35.60–$35.81, $36.00–$36.72, $36.00–$36.335, and $36.00–$36.33 (see filing footnotes for breakdowns).
  • Total shares sold: 42,407; total reported proceeds: ~$1.53M.
  • Some securities involved are restricted stock units (RSUs) — each RSU converts to one share upon vesting (footnote F2). The filing also notes shares held in entities Four Ways, LLC and LFP 2, LLC, of which Lehrman is a member with voting and investment control (F4, F5).
  • Shares owned after the transactions were not specified in the excerpt provided here.
  • Filing timeliness: appears timely (filed two days after the earliest transaction date).

Context

  • These were open‑market sales by a director. Sales can reflect many reasons (diversification, tax needs, entity-level management) and do not, by themselves, indicate company outlook.
  • Because some sold shares were RSUs (contingent on vesting), part of the activity may reflect routine vesting-related disposals or entity-level rebalancing rather than new information about company prospects.