John Kent, President of Global Affairs at Alphabet, filed 87 transactions with the SEC, all in the company’s Class A stock (GOOGL). The filings show a complete absence of open-market purchases; every trade was a disposition, with a total sell value of $34,625,418.65. No acquisition events appear in the data, meaning all 87 filings were sales or related non-purchase codes.
The recent activity, spanning late June through late July 2026, shows a dense cluster of sales. On June 29, 2026, Kent executed seven separate sell transactions, with individual values ranging from $180,570 to $841,176. The largest single-day total occurred on June 25, 2026, when three sales were recorded at $1,482,946.80, $1,652,051.52, and $565,865.60, respectively. A final sale of $523,307.60 was filed on July 25, 2026.
The transaction codes reveal the nature of these filings. All sales are marked with code "S" (open-market sale), while the other entries are "F" (shares withheld to cover tax) and "C" (conversion of a derivative security), all with zero dollar values. This pattern indicates that Kent’s realized value came exclusively from market sales, not from exercised options or compensation events. The absence of any "P" (purchase) codes confirms a consistent selling bias across the entire reporting period.
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