Mark Zuckerberg, co-founder and CEO of Meta Platforms (META), has filed 182 Form 4 transactions with the SEC, all involving a single company. The pattern is one-sided: total sell value reached $131.77 million, while buy value and acquired value both sit at zero. There are no open-market purchases in the record, and the most recent 17 trades are all sales, gifts, or mechanical conversions. The last actual sale occurred on August 13, 2025, when Zuckerberg disposed of META shares in ten separate transactions ranging from roughly $20,000 to $142,000. The day prior, August 12, he executed six larger sales, with individual values between $254,651 and $2.22 million.
The August 12 cluster dominates the recent selling. That day's transactions include a $2.22 million sale, a $1.34 million sale, and a $917,708 sale, alongside smaller dispositions. The August 13 sales are more granular, suggesting a series of smaller lots. Since then, the filings show no new sales. Instead, the most recent entries are gifts (code G) and derivative conversions (code C) dated July 31, 2026, and May 7, 2026, all with zero dollar value. A gift on October 31, 2025, also appears, along with a conversion on the same date.
The absence of any buy-side activity, combined with the concentrated selling in mid-August 2025, defines the trajectory. Zuckerberg has not acquired shares through open-market purchases, grants, or exercises in the reported window. The selling bias is total, and the dollar figures show a heavy concentration on August 12, followed by a lighter but still consistent stream on August 13. The record ends with non-monetary transactions, leaving the last actual cash movement as the August 2025 sales.
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