Dennis Polk, chair of Hyve Solutions, has filed 88 Form 4 transactions across two companies. His record shows no open-market purchases and a consistent sell bias. The total value sold exceeds $20.6 million, with zero dollars spent on acquisitions. Every transaction in his recent activity involves sales or automatic administrative events tied to equity compensation.
All recent filings concern SNX, the ticker for TD SYNNEX. The pattern repeats on standard vesting and grant dates. On September 15, 2026, Polk sold roughly $660,000 worth of shares across six separate transactions, with individual values from $26,567 to $210,208. On October 15, 2026, a larger cluster of sales occurred. Seven sell transactions that day totaled about $629,000, alongside a grant valued at zero and two tax-withholding events labeled code F totaling more than $937,000. A final sale on October 21 brought in $993,772, the largest single sell in the recent window. The October 21 filing also shows two option exercises (code M), valued at $311,764 and $111,667, which are mechanical conversions that typically feed directly into the same-day share sale.
The October 15 tax withholding of $684,030 represents the largest single deduction from his holdings in the recent period. The transactions cluster around scheduled vesting dates, which points to a pre-set disposition plan rather than discretionary market timing. Since August, Polk has sold shares in at least 18 separate code S transactions, ranging from $1,276 to nearly $1 million. The absence of any code P purchase over the entire filing history makes the directional bias unambiguous: Polk has been a net seller of SNX stock throughout the covered period, and the pace of sales has not slowed.
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