Meta Director Susan Li Sells $35M in META Stock — Reducing Position by 80% in a Single Day

Meta Director Sells 80% of Her Position in a Single Session

Meta Platforms (META) director Susan J. Li sold 55,702 shares worth $35.3 million across nine transactions on February 24, 2026 — reducing her META position from 66,122 shares to just 13,186. That is an 80% reduction in a single trading day, at prices ranging from $630.31 to $637.94 per share.

Li’s career selling at Meta now totals $123.4 million, with zero open-market purchases on record.

Transaction Breakdown

Shares	Price	Est. Value	Shares After
11,252	$631.00	$7,100,064	54,870
10,436	$631.94	$6,594,949	44,434
8,138	$635.06	$5,168,116	27,207
7,439	$637.22	$4,740,297	14,586
5,182	$635.89	$3,295,165	22,025
4,948	$633.03	$3,132,210	39,486
4,141	$634.10	$2,625,821	35,345
2,766	$630.31	$1,743,435	66,122
1,400	$637.94	$893,119	13,186

Total: 55,702 shares at ~$634 average = $35,293,175

From Gifting to Selling

Li’s February sell-off follows a November 2025 gift of 33,583 shares (code G) — a common estate or charitable planning move. The gift brought her position to 56,571 shares, and she then added back to roughly 66,122 through what appears to be vesting. The subsequent $35M sale reverses that accumulation dramatically, leaving her with just $8.4 million in META stock at current prices.

For a board director at a $1.6 trillion company, a remaining 13,186-share position is minimal. This sell brings Li to effectively a floor-level holding.

Context: META at $634

Meta Platforms trades near all-time highs at $634, driven by AI infrastructure investments, advertising revenue growth, and the Reality Labs pivot. Directors selling into strength at all-time highs is not unusual — but an 80% position reduction in a single day goes beyond routine diversification.

What to Watch

• Other Meta insiders: Whether Mark Zuckerberg or other directors/officers file additional Form 4 sales
• Li’s remaining position: At 13,186 shares, any further selling would bring her to near-zero
• Meta earnings: Upcoming quarterly results and AI spending guidance that could shift the stock
• Institutional positioning: Track how 13F filers are positioned on META’s institutional holder page