LYTIR

Insider · SEC Form 4 · CEO and Chairman

Dines Daniel

In the 12 months to Nov 8, 2026, on the open market: sold $55.6M of PATH. Filed a median of 1 business day after the trade.

Open-market purchases and sales this filer reported on SEC Form 4, by the day traded. Insiders have two business days to file. A sale marked 10b5-1 was made under a plan adopted in advance. How to read these

Insider purchases and sales, by month (last 12 months)Insider purchases: $0 in total; Insider sales: $55.6M in total.Aug: Insider sales $22.5MOct: Insider sales $33.1MDecJanFebMarAprMayJunJulAugSepOctNov
Insider purchases above the line: $0Insider sales below: $55.6M
Dollar value of open-market purchases and sales reported on SEC Form 4, by the month traded. Sales include pre-arranged 10b5-1 plan sales.
  1. PATHSold: UiPath, Inc. Oct 16, 2026 1,250,000 shares filed Oct 19, 2026 2 transactions 10b5-1 plan filing $16.3M
  2. PATHSold: UiPath, Inc. Oct 15, 2026 1,250,000 shares filed Oct 19, 2026 30,241,238 shares held directly after, as filed 10b5-1 plan filing $16.8M
  3. PATHSold: UiPath, Inc. Aug 19, 2026 1,402,347 shares filed Aug 19, 2026 26,491,238 shares held directly after, as filed 10b5-1 plan filing $22.5M

Source: SEC Form 4 filings. Value is shares × the price reported on the filing; a filing whose price failed Lytir's check against the market price is left out, and a trade that related owners reported on separate forms is counted once. Filings can be late, amended or wrong at the source; see methodology.

Other Form 4 entries

Not counted above: entries this filer reported on Form 4 in the same 12 months that are not open-market purchases or sales. Each entry is one line of a filing.

  • PATH: other acquisition or disposition (code J), 2 entries, Sep 8, 2026
  • PATH: conversion (code C), 1 entry, Sep 8, 2026
Code C
A conversion of a derivative security, such as preferred stock or units, into shares.
Code J
Another acquisition or disposition, described in the filing's footnotes.

Source: the same SEC Form 4 filings. The codes are the SEC's own transaction codes; the meanings above are a plain-words reading of the SEC's Form 4 instructions.