Bergman Artur, chief technology officer, has filed 113 Form 4 transactions in a single company, Fastly (FSLY). Every one of those transactions is an open-market sale. In total, sales add up to $62,483,710.87● and there are zero purchases, zero acquisitions through option exercises, and no trading activity of any other type.
The most recent sales are dense and frequent. Between September 3 and October 12, 2026, Bergman filed 25 separate Form 4 disclosures, all marked with code S. Small transactions mix with large ones. On September 23, one sale was worth $7,904,877.75; another the same day was $213,104. Single-day totals on September 23 and 21 were $7.9 million and $1.3 million respectively dear data. A cluster of sales on September 14 includes $585,990.66 plus smaller amounts of $112,590 and $63,720. The latest transactions on October 12 include a sizable $818,272.18 sale and two smaller ones of $152,020 and $22,760.
The pattern is one-directional. All 25 recent trades sell FSLY stock, with no buy-side entries in the recent window. Only code S appears, code P, M, A, F, G, C, or D absent entirely in these filings. For a technology executive holding a concentrated company stake, the steady clip of sales in September and October suggests regular monetization, not a one-off event. The dollar value of the recent tranche alone, roughly $15.骀 million, shows the scale of disposal relative to otherwise quiet insider activity.
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