Shah Neil B. 4

What Happened
Neil B. Shah, Chief Commercial Officer of SharkNinja, reported the sale (code S) of a total of 100,000 shares on February 13, 2026 in multiple open‑market/private sales. The filing shows four lots with weighted‑average prices and proceeds: 5,828 shares @ $128.56 ($749,248); 24,689 shares @ $129.57 ($3,198,954); 64,367 shares @ $130.42 ($8,394,744); and 5,116 shares @ $131.18 ($671,117). Total proceeds reported ≈ $13,014,063. This is a disposition (sale), not a purchase.

Key Details

• Transaction date: February 13, 2026 (all sales reported same day).
• Lot breakdown (weighted avg price / proceeds):
  • 5,828 @ $128.56 = $749,248 (footnote: trades ranged $128.00–$128.92)
  • 24,689 @ $129.57 = $3,198,954 (footnote: trades ranged $129.00–$129.99)
  • 64,367 @ $130.42 = $8,394,744 (footnote: trades ranged $130.00–$130.99)
  • 5,116 @ $131.18 = $671,117 (footnote: trades ranged $131.00–$131.46)
• Total shares sold: 100,000; total reported proceeds ≈ $13,014,063.
• Shares owned after transaction: not disclosed in the provided filing.
• Notable footnotes: each reported price is a weighted average; the filer states they will provide per‑trade price details on request.
• Timeliness: Form 4 filed Feb 17, 2026 for a Feb 13 transaction — appears outside the standard two‑business‑day reporting window (i.e., a late filing), which reduces timely transparency for investors.

Context

• Sales by insiders are common and can reflect many reasons (diversification, liquidity needs, automatic plans). A sale alone is not a clear signal of company outlook; purchases tend to be more informative about insider sentiment.
• Because this filing was submitted several days after the transactions, retail investors get delayed visibility into these insider trades.