CEO Mehrotra sells ~121K shares across two days for ~$2.7M as stock trades well below 52-week highs; extends pattern of consistent selling.
Mehrotra Parth, Privia's CEO, disposed of approximately 121,000 shares over two consecutive trading days, reducing his direct stake from 555,443 to 434,357 shares. The sales occurred as the stock traded well below its 52-week high, and this filing represents his 39th open-market sale at PRVA over the past three years—underscoring a consistent and longstanding pattern of share reduction rather than accumulation. His prior five sales at this company showed mixed timing results: two were well-timed exits (stock fell afterward), but three saw the stock rise in the following periods, indicating he has not consistently exited at optimal moments. The company itself remains profitable with strong annual revenue growth, yet the CEO's unbroken chain of selling—without a single open-market purchase in the track record—suggests either consistent portfolio trimming or a view that current valuations do not warrant holding. Retail investors watching Privia should note this latest sale as part of a much larger pattern: the CEO has been a net seller at virtually every opportunity available to him.