AS Amer Sports, Inc. Insider Trading

CEO Jie Zheng sold 500,000 shares of AS at $34.42 on 2026-06-03 for $17.2M; retains 1.26M shares plus 228,206 options.

CEO Jie (James) Zheng executed a $17.2M sale of 500,000 shares at $34.42, reducing his non-derivative holdings by 28.4% while maintaining a material residual position of 1.26M shares plus 228,206 option shares. The transaction occurred when the stock trades 19.3% below its 52-week high of $42.76 and near unchanged over the prior 30 days (-0.8%), suggesting the sale was not timed during a recent price surge. The insider's continued significant shareholding and derivative exposure indicate continued financial alignment with the company, though the magnitude of this single sale—moving $17.2M to liquidity—warrants attention to whether this represents a material shift in capital allocation or a routine rebalancing of a large personal portfolio at a $19.2B market-cap company.

CEO Stuart Haselden sells all 215,275 shares of AS for $7.7M at blended average $35.57

Stuart Haselden, CEO of Arc'teryx Equipment, executed 2 separate sales totaling 215,275 shares for $7,656,765.76 on 2026-06-01 at a blended average price of $35.57. The sales eliminated his entire non-derivative shareholding, leaving zero shares post-transaction. At the time of sale, AS traded at $35.58 and $35.43, which is notably -16.2% from the 52-week high of $42.76 and -3.0% lower than the 90-day average. The complete liquidation of holdings by the company's CEO represents a material change in insider exposure and warrants investor attention to any forward communications regarding the executive's confidence in the business or future direction.

CFO Andrew E Page sold 105,230 shares at $36.75–$36.78 for $3.9M; retains 4,083 non-derivative shares plus 60,984 stock options.

Andrew E Page, Chief Financial Officer of Amer Sports, Inc., executed 2 separate sales totaling 105,230 shares for $3,867,726.21 on 2026-05-26 at a blended average price of $36.75. This reduced his non-derivative holdings from 109,313 shares to 4,083 shares, a 96.3% reduction in his direct share count. However, the insider retains material derivative exposure through 60,984 stock options (Right to Buy), preserving significant upside participation in the company's stock performance. The sales occurred when the stock was trading 14.3% below its 52-week high of $42.76 and has risen 3.5% over the prior 30 days, providing context for the liquidity event. The scale and structure of this transaction—a large monetary outflow of direct share holdings while maintaining substantial leveraged optionality—merits investor attention as it signals a rebalancing of the CFO's holding structure rather than an outright exit of economic interest.