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Cichocki Paul

EVP, Chief Commercial Officer

Officer
2 filings analyzed · 1 company · Latest 2025-08-05

Companies

Company Buys Sells Direction
BJ's Wholesale Club Holdings, Inc. BJ 0 3 Net selling

Activity

August 2025
Sell
58,436 shares
$6,432,635
Significance 5/10

CCO Paul Cichocki sells 58,436 BJ shares for $6.4M on 2025-08-01 at $110.08; retains 114.1K shares post-transaction.

Paul Cichocki, EVP and Chief Commercial Officer of BJ's Wholesale Club, sold 58,436 shares (58.4K shares) at $110.08 for a total value of $6,432,634.88 ($6.4M) on 2025-08-01, reducing his position by -33.9% to 114,127 shares (114.1K shares). The stock has since declined -2.6% in the 30-day window and -10.7% over 90 days, moving -11.2% from its 52-week high of $119.94. His prior open-market sell transactions across all tickers have yielded an average 90-day return of +18.5% (positive returns after selling), indicating historically poorly-timed exit patterns; at BJ specifically, his measurable prior sale from 2024-02-28 was also followed by a +18.5% 90-day gain. The company's fundamentals show annual revenue growth of +2.7%, a P/E of 24.55, and $149.8M net income on $5.2B revenue, suggesting a mature business at a moderate valuation multiple. This sale represents a material reduction in his stake without clear directional conviction signals from his historical timing record.

July 2025
Sell
43,825 shares
$4,673,942
Significance 6/10

CCO Paul Cichocki sells 43,825 shares at $106.59–$107.20 (blended $106.65) for $4.7M; reduces stake by 20.3%

Paul Cichocki, EVP and Chief Commercial Officer, executed 2 separate sales totaling 43,825 shares for $4,673,941.95 on July 11, 2025, reducing his holdings from 216.4K to 172.6K shares (-20.3%). The sales occurred at $106.59 and $107.20 per share, above the current price of $105.41 but within the 52-week range and 12.1% below the 52-week high of $119.94. At the same-ticker level, Cichocki's only prior recorded trade (a sale on 2024-02-28) showed the stock rose 18.5% over the following 90 days, indicating that prior transaction was poorly timed. The scale of this reduction—nearly one-fifth of holdings in a single filing—and the absence of any contemporaneous purchase activity warrant attention to whether this reflects planned estate or portfolio rebalancing versus a change in conviction regarding BJ's near-term trajectory.

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