SFM Sprouts Farmers Market, Inc. Insider Trading

SFM CEO Sinclair sold 21,576 shares for $1,858,558.80 via scheduled 10b5-1 plan on July 6–7, 2026.

Jack Sinclair, Chief Executive Officer of Sprouts Farmers Market, executed 2 separate sales totaling 21,576 shares for $1,858,558.80 through a pre-arranged 10b5-1 trading plan, reducing his non-derivative holdings from 291,556 to 269,980 shares. The sales occurred at a blended average price of $86.14, while the stock has since declined to $80.26 (currently -53.1% from its 52-week high of $171.15) and down -7.4% over the past 30 days. Sinclair retains 183,396 shares through derivative holdings (stock options), indicating a substantial ongoing equity stake. The scheduled nature of this transaction—governed by a 10b5-1 plan—precludes attributing timing discretion to the CEO; such plans are established in advance and execute mechanically regardless of subsequent market conditions.

President & COO Nicholas Konat sold 12,538 shares of SFM at $87.90 ($1.1M); stock down 50.4% from 52-week high.

Nicholas Konat sold 12,538 shares (15.9% of his pre-transaction holdings) at $87.90, reducing his stake from 78,657 to 66,119 shares. The sale occurs while SFM trades at $86.33, down 50.4% from its 52-week high of $173.96, and his cross-ticker track record shows prior sells averaged +4.9% 30-day and +13.9% 90-day returns. However, at SFM specifically, his prior four measurable sales (2025-03-24, 2025-03-17, 2025-05-29, 2024-05-08) delivered mixed timing: two sales at 90-day marks showed negative returns (-13.7% on 2025-05-29), with only 1 of 4 classified as well-timed. The company remains fundamentally solid with $2.3B in quarterly revenue, $163.7M net income, and 14.1% annual revenue growth, at a P/E of 16.02. The current price represents a significant drawdown from recent highs, but the sale's timing value relative to this insider's historical outcomes at this specific ticker remains unclear without post-transaction outcome data.

SFM CEO Jack Sinclair sold 21,578 shares for $1,822,947.72 via scheduled 10b5-1 plan; retains 269,980 shares plus 226,548 in options.

Jack Sinclair executed 2 separate sales on June 5–8, 2026, totaling 21,578 shares (21.6K shares) for $1,822,947.72 under a pre-arranged 10b5-1 trading plan, reducing his non-derivative holdings by 7.4% to 269,980 shares. The sales occurred at a blended average price of $84.48, near the current price of $84.74, while the stock remains 51.6% below its 52-week high of $175.04. This is a scheduled transaction, not a discretionary decision. Despite the structural reduction in his direct shareholding, Sinclair retains material exposure through 226,548 shares in derivative form (stock options), preserving meaningful economic interest in the company. Against his cross-ticker track record showing negative average 90-day returns of -15.1% after prior sells, his five prior transactions at SFM have been mixed, ranging from -38.2% to +7.2% in the 90-day window post-sale.

CHRO Timmi sold 9,925 shares at blended average $83.94 for $833,153.41, reducing holdings by -41.9%

Zalatoris Timmi, Chief Human Resources Officer at Sprouts Farmers Market, Inc., sold 9,925 shares across 2 separate sales on March 18-19, 2026 at prices of $83.95 and $83.84, totaling $833,153.41. This sale reduced her holdings from 23,707 shares to 13,782 shares, representing a -41.9% reduction in her pre-transaction position. Without additional context regarding scheduled trading plans, diversification needs, or market conditions at the time of sale, the transaction appears material in absolute terms but reflects only moderate disposal of her remaining stake in the company.

Chief Legal Officer Brandon F. Lombardi sold 11,965 shares of SFM for $977,201.68 across 2 transactions, reducing holdings by 61.5%

Brandon F. Lombardi, Chief Legal Officer, executed 2 separate sales totaling 11,965 shares for $977,201.68, with a blended average price of $81.67. His post-transaction holdings dropped to 7,504 shares from a pre-transaction position of 19,469 shares, representing a net reduction of 61.5% versus pre-transaction holdings. This represents a substantial reduction in his direct stake in the company, though he retains meaningful ownership post-sale.

Director Blum buys 1,325 shares of SFM at $76.00; holdings now 54,407 shares.

Kristen E. Blum, a Director of Sprouts Farmers Market, purchased 1,325 shares at $76.00 on 2026-03-10, increasing her holdings by 2.5% to 54,407 shares. The purchase occurs while the stock is trading 58.0% below its 52-week high of $179.53, though it is up 14.4% over the past 30 days. Sprouts is a fundamentally profitable business with a P/E of 10.86, 14.1% annual revenue growth, and $2.2B quarterly revenue, suggesting the company operates at a reasonable valuation. The modest share quantity (1,325 shares) and incremental increase to an existing substantial position (already 53.1K shares) reflect routine portfolio activity by a board member rather than a material conviction-driven accumulation.

Director Anderson Joel D buys 4,400 shares of SFM at $77.17, raising holdings to 24.8K shares (+21.6%)

Anderson Joel D, a director of Sprouts Farmers Market, purchased 4,400 shares at $77.17 on 2026-03-09, increasing his total holdings by 21.6% to 24,802 shares. The transaction occurs at a price near the current level of $79.79 but substantially below the 52-week high of $179.53, placing the stock -56.7% from its peak. Examined against the insider's cross-ticker track record of 5 prior buys with an average 90-day return of +3.6% and a 25% win rate, this purchase represents a modest accumulation within a director's existing position. At the fundamentals level, Sprouts demonstrates solid financial health with $2.2B in quarterly revenue, $120.1M in net income, and 14.1% annual revenue growth at an attractive P/E of 11.21, suggesting the underlying business remains operationally sound despite recent price weakness.

CMO Neal Scott sold 17,471 shares at blended $85.20 for $1.5M; 55.2% position reduction at stock near 52-week lows

Neal John Scott, Chief Merchandising Officer, executed 2 separate sales totaling 17,471 shares for $1,488,497.72 on 2025-12-03 at an average price of $85.20, reducing his holdings from 31,649 to 14,178 shares. The transaction occurred when SFM traded at -52.4% from its 52-week high of $179.53, with the stock down 38.4% over the prior 90 days despite a +12.9% annual revenue growth rate and solid fundamentals (P/E 16.23, $8.3B market cap). Across his full track record, Scott's prior sells have demonstrated a 66.67% well-timed rate at the 90-day mark, and at this specific ticker his prior 2 sales in May 2025 were both well-timed with negative 90-day returns. The 55.2% reduction in share count is material, though the timing against a depressed valuation backdrop and prior trade pattern presents a mixed signal—the sale occurs at depressed prices yet aligns with his demonstrated ability to exit before further declines.

SFM CEO Sinclair Jack sold 8,090 shares for $827,064.97 via scheduled 10b5-1 plan (Oct 6-7).

Sinclair Jack, CEO of Sprouts Farmers Market, executed 2 separate sales totaling 8,090 shares for $827,064.97 between October 6-7 at prices of $103.00 and $101.47 respectively. The sales reduced his holdings from 182,830 shares to 174,740 shares, representing a 4.4% reduction. This transaction is part of a pre-arranged 10b5-1 trading plan, meaning it was scheduled in advance and not discretionary. Investors should note that all open-market sales by this executive operate within the constraints of an established trading schedule rather than reflecting real-time judgment about valuation.

Chief Stores Officer sells 7,200 SFM shares at $138.95; holdings drop 30.6% to 16,349 shares amid -24.3% pullback from 52-week high

Hamilton Dustin, Chief Stores Officer, sold 7,200 shares at $138.95 on 2025-09-11, reducing his stake by 30.6% to 16,349 shares post-transaction. The sale occurred as the stock trades 24.3% below its 52-week high of $179.53 and down 7.0% over the past 30 days, suggesting execution during a period of downward momentum. The transaction's significance is elevated by the scale of the reduction—nearly one-third of his holdings—combined with the company's strong underlying fundamentals: annual revenue growth of 12.9% and a market cap of $13,288,804,460.62. This material sale by a senior executive during a cyclical downturn merits investor attention to understand whether broader conviction in near-term prospects has shifted.