Mahon Daragh P, Executive Vice President and CIO of Werner Enterprises (WERN), has filed 46 Form 4 transactions, all in a single company. The pattern is overwhelmingly one of accumulation: total open-market purchases amount to $47,117.06, with zero open-market sales. The buying is consistent and recurring, appearing in paired transactions on the same date—likely reflecting both a purchase and a matching acquisition—across 2025 and into late 2025. Notable purchases include $5,979.25 on October 3, 2025, $5,124.53 on July 7, 2025, and $5,978.64 on April 3, 2025, alongside smaller recurring buys of roughly $290–$400 in January, May, July, and October. The most recent open-market purchase occurred on October 23, 2025, at $397.97.
The remaining activity is non-discretionary. In February 2026, Mahon had shares withheld to cover tax obligations (code F) totaling $19,056.80, $35,235.81, and $26,784.21, and received a grant (code A) valued at $0 on February 12, 2026. Similar tax-withholding events occurred in February 2025, and a small award of $265.25 was recorded in October 2024. These are automatic or compensatory transactions, not directional bets. The absence of any code S or D sales—no open-market or issuer-directed dispositions—reinforces a clear buy-and-hold posture.
Across the full filing history, Mahon’s behavior is one-sided: 16 recent open-market purchases against zero sales. The dollar amounts are modest, suggesting routine accumulation rather than large repositioning, but the consistency—quarterly purchases in April, July, October, and January—shows a deliberate cadence. Combined with the mechanical tax withholdings and grants, the data paints a picture of an insider steadily increasing exposure to WERN stock with no corresponding reduction.
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