Fortinet VP of Engineering and CTO Michael Xie Reports Disposal of $837,404.0331 in Common Shares

Bitget2026/11/03 21:56

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Fortinet director Michael Xie, vice president of engineering and CTO, sold 3,121 common shares on Nov. 2, 2026.
Reported sale prices ranged from $126.0811 to $133.95 per share.
Xie acquired 6,305 common shares at $0 on Nov. 1 through restricted stock unit transactions.
He also disposed of 3,184 common shares at $136.08 per share on Nov. 1.
His direct holdings stood at 9,918,360 common shares following the reported transactions.

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