BONNER EIMEAR P

CFO Bonner sold 45,800 shares ($8.6M) across 5 trades Feb 27–Mar 2, reducing holdings 84.5%

Eimear P. Bonner, Chevron's Chief Financial Officer, executed 5 separate sales totaling 45,800 shares for $8,600,514.75 between February 27 and March 2, 2026, at prices ranging from $184.28 to $190.60, with a blended average price of $187.78. This sale reduced his holdings from 54,227 shares to 8,427 shares, a -84.5% reduction in his open-market stake. The magnitude and concentration of this transaction stands out given the CFO's fiduciary responsibility, though his prior three sales at CVX have each shown positive 30-day returns (+6.7%, +9.9%, +9.8%), suggesting his recent sales have been followed by continued strength; the current price of $188.77 sits -0.4% from the 52-week high, consistent with the post-sale upward drift. At a P/E of 50.88 against annual revenue growth of -6.8%, the company's valuation backdrop warrants investor scrutiny of whether large insider reductions reflect structural headwinds or routine portfolio management.

CVX CFO BONNER sells 32,100 shares (-85.6% of holdings) for $5.6M; stock near 52-week high

On 2026-01-30, CFO Eimear P. Bonner sold 32,100 shares of Chevron at $175.01, reducing her holdings from 37,484 to 5,384 shares—a 85.6% reduction. The sale occurred with CVX trading at +0.0% from its 52-week high of $178.04, and the insider retains only 5,384 shares post-transaction. This represents Bonner's third open-market sale in her recent history (two prior sells on 2026-01-28 and 2026-01-05 at this same ticker), indicating a consistent pattern of equity reduction at Chevron. The timing of these consecutive sales near the stock's peak price is notable, though outcomes from the immediately preceding trades remain immeasurable. Chevron's fundamentals show a P/E of 28.08 against a market cap of $358.5B and quarterly net income of $3.5B, but annual revenue growth remains modest at +0.9%.

CFO Eimear Bonner sold 7,534 CVX shares at $170.00 on 2026-01-28, reducing stake by 63.3% to 4,366 shares

CFO Eimear Bonner executed a substantial reduction in her Chevron position, selling 7,534 shares (63.3% of pre-transaction holdings) at $170.00 on 2026-01-28 for $1,280,780.00, leaving her with 4,366 shares. The transaction occurred while CVX was trading near its 52-week high of $176.90 and has appreciated 16.1% over the preceding 30 days. Bonner's cross-ticker track record shows 2 prior open-market sells, though measurable outcomes from her two prior CVX-specific sells (2026-01-05 and 2026-01-30) have not yet accumulated sufficient time for 90-day performance evaluation. The sale represents a material shift in her direct equity exposure to the company, though it does not necessarily indicate forward-looking concerns absent additional context about scheduled trading plans or personal portfolio rebalancing.

CFO Eimear Bonner sold 28,334 CVX shares at $165.05 (Jan 5), retaining 4,366 shares; stock at $155.20, down 7.9% from 52-week high

Eimear Bonner, Chevron's CFO, executed a significant portfolio reduction, selling 28,334 shares and reducing her direct holdings by 86.6%. The sale occurred at $165.05 per share, which was near the 52-week high of $168.51 recorded earlier in the trailing twelve months. The current stock price of $155.20 is now 7.9% below the 52-week peak and 5.9% below the sale price. This substantial reduction in insider holdings—from 32,700 shares to 4,366 shares—represents a material change in CFO equity stake. Investors should track whether this disposition pattern is replicated across other senior management, and monitor the stated business rationale if disclosed separately, as executive holdings reductions of this magnitude merit attention in the context of broader capital allocation and insider confidence signals.