Sullivan John Warren, Senior Vice President at Matson, Inc. (MATX), has demonstrated a consistent pattern of selling activity over the past three years, with no recorded purchases in SEC filings. Since 2024, Warren has executed 24 transactions—all involving MATX—totaling $2.14 million in sales. The most recent disposals occurred on March 9, 2026 ($483,920) and January 25, 2026 ($490,170), continuing a trend of high-value sales concentrated in early calendar years. Smaller transactions, often classified as derivative dispositions (Code F), appear with regularity in January, including $64,052 and $28,927 sales in late January 2026.
Notably, Warren’s sales have increased in scale annually. In 2024, single transactions peaked at $265,407, while 2025 saw a $213,204 sale, and 2026’s largest disposal approached half a million dollars. The absence of any buy transactions—coupled with multiple $0-value acquisitions (Code A) likely representing awards or option exercises—suggests a focus on reducing exposure rather than accumulating shares. The activity aligns with a broader pattern of executives monetizing equity, though the filings show no material purchases to offset the disposals. All transactions relate exclusively to MATX, indicating concentrated holdings in the shipping company’s stock.
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