Aramark COO Marc Bruno disposes of common shares worth $11.78 million
Reuters2026/08/14 21:17- Aramark COO, U.S. Food & Facilities Marc A. Bruno cut his common stock stake to 371,306 shares on Aug. 13.
- Disclosure shows option exercises totaling 210,402 shares at USD 24.58, USD 29.38, USD 26.5.
- Disposed of 139,768 shares to cover exercise costs and withholding taxes.
- Sold 70,634 shares at weighted-average prices of USD 60.92, USD 61.42.
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