AutoZone, Inc. Insider Activity (AZO)

Recent SEC Form 4 insider transactions — open-market buys and sales, awards, and option exercises. Research context, not a recommendation.
Data as of Sep 20, 2026 · sourced from SEC Form 4 filings.
Open-market buys
0
0 shares
Open-market sales
1
1,455 shares
Net open-market shares
-1,455
buys minus sales
Est. open-market value
$0 bought
$4.51M sold
Largest transaction
$5.00M
single filing, any type
Recent filings
9
in the last 90 days
Mostly awards & option activity
Most recent activity appears to be awards, grants, or option exercises rather than open-market buying.
Latest transactions latest 5
DateInsiderRoleType SharesPriceValueFiling
Oct 15, 2029
Sharpley Grace Orians
 officer: SVP, Finance Other 276 $3,129.78 $863.8K SEC
Oct 15, 2026
Sharpley Grace Orians
 officer: SVP, Finance Other 713 $4,075.31 $2.91M SEC
Aug 28, 2026
Jaycox Kenneth E
 officer: SVP Commercial Award / grant 1,688 $2,961.96 $5.00M SEC
Aug 7, 2026
LeRiche Dennis W.
 officer: Sr. Vice President Option exercise 1,455 $1,060.81 $1.54M SEC
Aug 7, 2026
LeRiche Dennis W.
 officer: Sr. Vice President Open-market sale 1,455 $3,100.00 $4.51M SEC

What is an SEC Form 4?

A Form 4 is a filing that company insiders — officers, directors, and beneficial owners of more than 10% of a company’s stock — must submit to the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC), generally within two business days of a transaction in the company’s securities. It is the primary public record of insider buying and selling.

Not every Form 4 transaction is an open-market trade. Many reflect compensation (awards and grants), option exercises, or shares withheld to cover taxes. Open-market purchases and sales are the ones most often watched for research context — but even insider sales are frequently routine (diversification, taxes, or pre-scheduled 10b5-1 plans).

Transaction types on this page

Open-market buyAn insider bought shares on the open market with their own money (Form 4 code P).
Open-market saleAn insider sold shares on the open market (code S). Often routine.
Award / grantShares granted as compensation (code A), not an open-market purchase.
Option exerciseExercise or conversion of derivative securities such as stock options (codes M/X).
Tax withholdingShares withheld or surrendered to pay taxes on vesting awards (code F).
OtherGifts, conversions and other reported transactions (e.g. codes G/D/C).
Insider activity, not advice. This page summarizes Form 4 filings reported to the SEC by company insiders. Insider sales are often routine — taxes, diversification, or pre-scheduled 10b5-1 plans — and awards and option exercises are compensation, not open-market purchases. This information is for research and is not a recommendation to buy or sell any security. Data is sourced as-filed and may be delayed or later amended. Always verify against the official SEC filing.
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What is an SEC Form 4?

A Form 4 is a filing that company insiders — officers, directors, and beneficial owners of more than 10% of a company’s stock — must submit to the SEC, generally within two business days of a transaction. It is the primary public record of insider buying and selling.

Not every Form 4 transaction is an open-market trade. Many reflect compensation (awards and grants), option exercises, or shares withheld for taxes. Open-market purchases and sales are the ones most often watched for research context — but even insider sales are frequently routine.

Transaction types on this page

Open-market buyAn insider bought shares on the open market with their own money (Form 4 code P).
Open-market saleAn insider sold shares on the open market (code S). Often routine.
Award / grantShares granted as compensation (code A), not an open-market purchase.
Option exerciseExercise or conversion of derivative securities such as stock options (codes M/X).
Tax withholdingShares withheld or surrendered to pay taxes on vesting awards (code F).
OtherGifts, conversions and other reported transactions (e.g. codes G/D/C).
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