Bergman Artur, Chief Technology Officer at Fastly (FSLY), has filed 85 Form 4 transactions, all in that single company. The pattern is one-sided: he has recorded zero open-market purchases and zero acquisitions of shares through grants or exercises in the recent window. Instead, the record shows 22 open-market sales in the last reporting period, with a cumulative sell value of roughly $44.9 million across all filings.
The recent trades cluster around specific dates, with the largest activity in early March 2026. On March 2, he sold shares worth $3.83 million and $1.55 million in two separate transactions. The next day brought a smaller sale of $114,837, followed by two gifts valued at zero. March 4 included a grant with no cash value and a sale of $516,644. The heaviest single day was March 10, when a sale of $6.04 million was recorded. Sales continued through the spring: May 18 and 19 produced $542,250 and $522,626 respectively, and June 3 saw three sales totaling roughly $165,346. The most recent filings, dated August 18 and 19, show sales of $926,268 and a combined $783,341 across three transactions.
The data shows no buying bias at all. Every cash transaction is a sale, and the dollar amounts range from small disposals like $2,183 on June 3 to the multi-million dollar March trades. The August activity, coming after a summer lull, indicates the selling has continued into the most recent filing period. The absence of any P-coded purchases, combined with the steady stream of S-coded sales, gives a clear directional picture for this officer's disclosed activity in FSLY.
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