Granat Jill, an insider at Restaurant Brands International (QSR), has maintained a consistently sell-side posture in her recent SEC Form 4 filings, with no open-market purchases recorded across 53 total transactions. The aggregate picture shows roughly $5.03 million in open-market sales against zero buy-side conviction, while $187,094 in acquisitions came exclusively through compensation awards (code A) rather than discretionary investment. Her most active selling window was mid-March 2026, when she executed two substantial dispositions: $1,877,127.50 in shares on March 18 and $1,868,912.50 on March 16, both paired with option exercises (code M) valued at $1.423 million each—a mechanical pattern typical of exercising and immediately liquidating.
The selling cadence has been steady but not frantic, with additional open-market sales of $778,051.45 on February 23 and $129,827.59 on January 7, 2026. Notably, the most recent cluster of filings—eight transactions dated July 7, 2026, and seven dated April 2—are all code A grants valued at $0, indicating equity compensation rather than any market activity. The February 25 award of $187,094.39 stands as the only non-zero acquisition in the recent window, but it was quickly followed by the February 23 sale, suggesting the compensation was monetized almost immediately. Across the entire dataset, Granat's activity is unambiguous: every discretionary transaction is a sale, every acquisition is either compensatory or mechanical, and the dollar-weighted direction is overwhelmingly bearish on QSR.
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