Japan Post Holdings Co., Ltd. has demonstrated a clear selling bias in its recent trading activity, with no recorded purchases across 40 transactions involving Aflac Incorporated (NYSE: AFL). Over the past month, the company executed 25 sales totaling approximately $33.95 million, with individual transactions ranging from $11,272.80 to $1.95 million. The most significant disposals occurred between March 10 and March 27, 2026, including a $1.95 million sale on March 11 and a $1.72 million transaction on March 17. Notably, multiple sales were clustered on single days, such as March 27, when Japan Post sold AFL shares worth $147,817.35, $625,985.91, and $782,017.60 in separate transactions.
The pattern suggests a sustained divestment strategy rather than isolated rebalancing, as sales were executed consistently across multiple trading sessions. Japan Post’s activity has been exclusively concentrated in AFL, with no diversification into other securities. The absence of any buys—both in recent trades and across the broader dataset—reinforces the directional trend. While the filings do not indicate whether these sales represent a full exit or partial reduction, the scale and frequency point to a deliberate unwind of AFL holdings. The transactions were priced between $265,887.93 and $1.82 million in the latter half of March 2026, reflecting a steady liquidation pace without abrupt price deviations.
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