Pagliari Aldo John, CFO of Snap-on Inc. (SNA), has filed 86 Form 4 transactions, all in that single company. The pattern is one-sided: zero open-market purchases and $23.6 million in open-market sales. His recent activity, covering the first eight months of 2026, shows 14 sales with no buys.
The most concentrated selling came on August 13, 2026, when Pagliari filed six open-market sales totaling roughly $2.2 million. Individual transactions ranged from $16,387 to $1,035,606. That same day he exercised options valued at $1,349,600, a mechanical step that typically precedes a sale. Earlier in the year, on May 14, he sold about $2.1 million across three trades, and on February 19 he sold roughly $2.7 million across four trades. Each of those dates also included an option exercise of $1,349,600 or $1,687,000. The February 12 filing included a grant (code A) with no dollar value, a tax withholding (code F) of $442,524, and a disposition back to the issuer (code D) at zero value.
The sales are consistent with a compensation cycle: option exercises paired with same-day disposals. The dollar values are large but the direction is uniform. Pagliari has not bought a single share in the open market across the entire filing history. The recent trajectory, with sales clustered in February, May, and August, follows a quarterly rhythm. The August 13 cluster is the largest single-day total in the recent window, at roughly $2.2 million in sales against a $1.35 million exercise.
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