Jedrzejek David, SVP and General Counsel at Levi Strauss & Co. (LEVI), has demonstrated a consistent pattern of selling activity over the past two years, with no recorded purchases in SEC filings. Since January 2024, David has executed 24 transactions exclusively involving LEVI shares, all of which were either sales (coded "S") or dispositions due to tax withholding or other non-open-market events (coded "F"). His total sell-side transactions amount to $900,584.26, with recent sales intensifying in early 2026. On January 27, 2026, he sold shares worth $151,648.34, followed by additional dispositions totaling $64,232.28 on January 30 and a $44,060.80 sale on February 3.
The filings reveal that David’s transactions are heavily weighted toward reducing his LEVI holdings, with dispositions often clustered around late January and early February—a pattern that may align with vesting schedules or tax-planning strategies. Smaller dispositions, such as the $37,849.35 and $34,461 transactions in January 2024, contrast with larger sales in 2025 and 2026, including a $104,672.31 disposition in November 2025. While the "A"-coded acquisitions (likely option exercises or awards) show no reported value, the absence of any market purchases suggests a clear divestment trend. The data reflects a sustained reduction in David’s LEVI stake, though the reasons remain undisclosed in regulatory filings.
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