Broadcom C-Suite Has Sold $327 Million — 83 Form 4 Filings and Counting

Three senior executives at Broadcom Inc (AVGO) have filed a combined 83 Form 4 filings in recent months, documenting systematic stock sales totaling $326.7 million in career proceeds. The $1 trillion semiconductor giant's top legal, financial, and operational leaders are all actively liquidating shares.

CLO Leads With $140 Million

Chief Legal and Corporate Affairs Officer Mark David Brazeal tops the list with $140.3 million in career sales across 137 transactions. His most recent selling wave generated $33 million — the largest recent tranche among the three executives. Brazeal has been one of the most active insider sellers at any mega-cap technology company.

President of Semiconductors: $104 Million

Charlie B. Kawwas, President of Broadcom's Semiconductor Solutions Group — the division responsible for the bulk of the company's AI-driven revenue growth — has sold $103.9 million across 214 transactions. As the executive overseeing Broadcom's most important business unit during the AI infrastructure boom, Kawwas's persistent selling is particularly notable.

The Selling Scoreboard

Insider	Title	Career Sales	Transactions	Recent Sales
Mark David Brazeal	Chief Legal & Corp Affairs Officer	$140.3M	137	$33.0M
Charlie B. Kawwas	President, Semiconductor Solutions	$103.9M	214	$1.4M
Kirsten M. Spears	CFO & Chief Accounting Officer	$82.5M	151	$2.3M

CFO: $82.5 Million and Counting

CFO and Chief Accounting Officer Kirsten M. Spears has sold $82.5 million across 151 transactions, with $2.3 million in recent sales. Like her colleagues, Spears continues to sell regularly despite Broadcom's stock hitting all-time highs driven by AI infrastructure demand.

The AI Boom Beneficiaries

Broadcom has been one of the biggest winners of the AI infrastructure build-out, with its custom AI accelerators and networking chips becoming critical components in hyperscale data centers. The stock has roughly tripled since the AI boom began in 2023, pushing the company's market cap above $1 trillion.

Yet the executives running the company are steadily converting their equity into cash. With 83 filings generating $327 million in sales, the pace shows no sign of slowing. All three executives still hold shares — this is ongoing systematic liquidation, not a one-time exit.

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