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Meta director Marc Andreessen sells Meta Platforms shares worth $250,540.07

Meta director Marc Andreessen sells Meta Platforms shares worth $250,540.07

ReutersReuters2026/08/07 01:53
  • Meta Platforms director Marc L. Andreessen reported selling 426 Class A shares on Aug. 4 at weighted-average prices of USD 588.16 to USD 591.69.
  • The sales were reported as indirect holdings through a16z Capital Management, leaving that vehicle with no shares.
  • He reported 20,951 shares held indirectly via Andreessen Horowitz Fund VIII, L.P.
  • He reported 49,448 shares held indirectly via the LAMA Community Trust.


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