Bicket John 4

What Happened John C. Bicket — Executive Vice President and Chief Technology Officer of Samsara Inc. and reported 10% owner — sold a total of 263,900 shares on January 20, 2026 in multiple open‑market transactions. The individual trades reported were:

• 199,630 shares @ $32.37 = $6,462,622
• 8,370 shares @ $33.15 = $277,460
• 9,300 shares @ $32.68 = $303,911
• 1,300 shares @ $33.36 = $43,366
• 42,632 shares @ $32.41 = $1,381,861
• 2,668 shares @ $33.17 = $88,494

Aggregate proceeds were about $8,557,714 (weighted‑average price ≈ $32.43). These were sales (S) — routine dispositions rather than purchases.

Key Details

• Transaction date: January 20, 2026; Form 4 filed January 22, 2026 (appears timely).
• Total shares sold: 263,900 for total proceeds ≈ $8.56M (weighted‑avg ≈ $32.43).
• Post‑transaction holdings: not specified in the filing.
• Material footnotes: many sales were effected pursuant to Rule 10b5‑1 trading plans adopted Sept 29, 2025 (sales executed by Bicket as Trustee of the Bicket Revocable Trust and by Jordan Park Trust Company, trustee of related trusts). Several footnotes note the reported amounts/prices are aggregates/weighted averages and that sales occurred across price ranges (roughly $31.96 to $33.72).
• Securities note: filing includes references to shares held in trusts and restricted stock units (RSUs) for other holdings.
• Filing timeliness: filing date is Jan 22 for Jan 20 trades — generally within the Form 4 reporting window.

Context

• Sales under Rule 10b5‑1 plans are prearranged trading programs that can indicate automatic or scheduled disposals; they do not necessarily reflect current management sentiment.
• Because Bicket is both a senior executive and a reported 10% owner, these transactions reflect disposals from trust accounts and planned sales rather than an open‑market purchase signal.
• Retail investors typically view purchases as stronger signals than routine sales; this filing documents a significant sale but not an acquisition or exercise that increases insider exposure.