Anuj Dhanda, Chief Technology and Transformation Officer, has filed 53 Form 4 transactions across two companies, with a pronounced sell-side bias. Over the reporting period, his open-market sales totaled approximately $4.62 million, while he recorded zero open-market purchases, zero acquisitions, and no recent buys. The activity is concentrated in Albertsons Companies (ACI) and BlueLinx Holdings (BXC), with the bulk of the dollar volume tied to ACI.
The recent filings for ACI show a recurring pattern of option exercises (code M) paired with automatic share withholdings to cover taxes (code F). For example, on April 21, 2026, Dhanda exercised options valued at roughly $439,266, $350,715, and $485,448, with corresponding tax-withholding transactions on the same day. A similar cluster occurred on March 2, 2026, with exercises of $392,511, $467,620, and $443,347, each offset by F-code withholdings. These are mechanical transactions—the exercises convert compensation into shares, and the withholdings return a portion to the company—so they do not represent discretionary selling. The only outright sales (code S) appear in the aggregate sell total, but the recent trade list shows no open-market sales in the last several months.
The most recent entries are compensation-driven: multiple A-code grants on May 8, 2026, for ACI and May 18, 2026, for BXC, plus an M-code exercise for BXC on May 19, 2026, with a value of zero. The absence of any P-code purchases across all 53 filings indicates Dhanda has not used his own capital to buy shares in either company during this window. His activity is entirely consistent with an executive receiving equity awards, exercising vested options, and letting the tax withholdings reduce his stake—rather than a signal of conviction either way. The net effect, however, is a steady reduction in his direct holdings, driven by the F-code withholdings that accompany each exercise.
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