Zawoyski Sara E

nVent President Sara Zawoyski sells 29.4K shares for $5.1M as stock hits 52-week high, up 29.4% in 30 days

Sara Zawoyski, President of Systems Protection at nVent Electric plc, sold 29,412 shares for $5,073,292.43 at a critical juncture: the stock is trading at $173.96, just -0.6% from its 52-week high of $175.00, and has surged +29.4% in the past 30 days and +53.6% in 90 days. This timing suggests a strategic exit near recent peaks. Her historical sell pattern shows mixed signals—seven prior sales averaged -1.6% returns over 30 days but +6.7% over 90 days, with a 28.57% well-timed rate, indicating she has modestly outperformed on downside calls but not consistently. The company's fundamentals remain strong with $1.2B quarterly revenue, +29.5% annual growth, and $142.4M net income, though the P/E of 57.22 reflects elevated valuation. Zawoyski retains 97.1K shares post-transaction, maintaining significant skin-in-the-game. The sale's significance lies in its execution near a 52-week high during an extended rally, which may signal executive assessment that recent gains are overextended relative to near-term fundamentals.

NVT President Sara Zawoyski sells 115,557 shares (58.5% reduction) for $13.0M across 3 transactions at $112.68–$113.02

Sara Zawoyski, President of Systems Protection at nVent Electric, executed 3 separate sales on 2025-11-05, divesting 115,557 shares at prices ranging from $112.68 to $113.02, totaling $13,032,059.35. This represents a 58.5% reduction in her holdings from 197,440 to 81,883 shares, a material portfolio shift by a senior executive. Her cross-ticker track record shows a 50% well-timed sell rate (50.00% over 4 prior open-market sales with an avg 90d return of 7.3%), while her prior trades at NVT were mixed—two sales in August 2025 were well-timed with positive 90d returns (+25.5%, +25.4%), but two sales in November 2024 were poorly timed with negative 90d returns (-10.8% each). The stock currently trades at $111.03, down 2.9% from its 52-week high of $114.35, after gaining 12.5% over 30 days and 25.2% over 90 days; the company faces headwinds with revenue declining 7.9% year-over-year despite a solid net margin, and commands a high P/E of 29.77. The timing and scale of this liquidation merit monitoring in light of the recent momentum and mixed track record at this ticker.

President-Systems Protection sells 22,109 shares (24.9% of holdings) at avg $89.54; stock near 52-week highs, +48.6% in 90 days

Sara E Zawoyski, President-Systems Protection at nVent Electric, executed 2 separate sales totaling 22,109 shares for $1,979,566.22 at a blended average price of $89.54. The shares were sold on 2025-08-05 near the stock's 52-week high of $90.49 (-0.3% from peak), and the stock has surged 48.6% over the preceding 90 days and 21.1% over 30 days. Zawoyski's 2 prior open-market sells at this ticker on 2024-11-12 each showed negative 90-day returns (-1.5% and -10.8% respectively), matching her cross-ticker track record of a 100% well-timed sell rate, though her holding size remains substantial at 66,639 shares post-transaction. The transaction reflects a significant reduction (24.9%) in her NVT position executed during a period of strong stock appreciation and near peak valuations.

NVT CFO Sara Zawoyski sold 14,505 shares for $1.1M at $76.76 on 2024-11-12, reducing stake by 18.9%

Sara E. Zawoyski, EVP & Chief Financial Officer, executed 2 separate sales totaling 14,505 shares for $1,113,403.80 on 2024-11-12. The sale reduced her holdings from 76,720 shares to 62,215 shares, a net reduction of 18.9% of her pre-transaction position. The transaction occurred at $76.76 per share, just 0.22% above the current price of $76.59, indicating the sale was executed near recent market levels. nVent Electric trades near the middle of its 52-week range ($49.94–$85.43), with the company showing positive fundamental momentum: annual revenue growth of 12.2%, quarterly revenue of $782,000,000.00, and net income of $105,000,000.00. The CFO retains substantial holdings post-transaction, maintaining alignment with shareholder interests despite the material stake reduction.