Kleinerman Christian, EVP of Product Management at Snowflake (SNOW), has filed 90 Form 4 transactions, all in the single company. The pattern is one-sided: no open-market purchases, no acquisitions, and no buys of any kind. The total value of sales is $75.38 million, concentrated in a recent series of 15 sell transactions.
The most recent activity, spanning June through September 2026, shows a steady cadence of open-market sales. On September 3, Christian sold $3.8 million worth of SNOW, followed by $4.88 million on September 1 Alert("incomplete"). Earlier in August, the largest single day came on August 7 with two sales totaling $9.75 million. Smaller sales, such as $951,070 on September 16 and $916,515 on September 9, appear alongside automatic dispositions. Several Form 4 filings marked code "F" show shares withheld to cover tax obligations, with values ranging from $199,537 to $626,480. These are not discretionary tradesint. A gift transaction on September 11 involved no cash.
The selling is frequent and consistent, but the dollar amounts vary widely. July shows sales of $6 million and $1.5 million on July 31, plus $1.47 million on August 3. Smaller transactions, like $687,500 on July 14 and $646,400 on July 1, round out the picture. Across the recorded period, the only codes present are S, F, and G, with no exercise of options or conversion of derivatives. The last five years of data, if extended, would likely show the same direction, but the current window already demonstrates that Christian has not used any open-market buy to offset the steady sell flow.
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