Danaher Officer Matthew McGrew Files Form 144 to Sell $7.01M in Common Stock
DANAHER CORP /DE/
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Filing Summary
š Form 144 Notice of Proposed Sale ⢠Issuer: DANAHER CORP /DE/ ($DHR) ⢠Filer: Matthew McGrew (Officer) ⢠Shares Proposed to Sell: 29,754 ⢠Aggregate Market Value: $7,014,244.15 (~$235.74/share) ⢠Broker: Fidelity Brokerage Services LLC ⢠Approximate Sale Date: 10/28/2026 ⢠Source of Shares: 14,151 shares from RSU vesting (02/03/2025) and 15,603 shares from stock option exercise (10/28/2026)
Comprehensive Analysis
Danaher Corp ($DHR) Form 144 Analysis
Executive Summary On October 28, 2026, Matthew McGrew, an Officer of Danaher Corp, filed a Form 144 notice disclosing an intention to sell 29,754 shares of Common Stock with an estimated aggregate market value of approximately $7.01 million through Fidelity Brokerage Services LLC.
Transaction Breakdown
- Total Shares: 29,754
- Estimated Aggregate Market Value: $7,014,244.15 (implied price of ~$235.74 per share)
- Shares Outstanding: 703,530,815 (proposed sale represents less than 0.01% of outstanding shares)
- Acquisition Origin:
- 14,151 shares: Acquired on February 3, 2025, via restricted stock unit (RSU) vesting as equity compensation.
- 15,603 shares: Acquired on October 28, 2026, through a cash stock option exercise.
Market & Trading Context The transaction is classified as having Medium significance due to the substantial dollar amount ($7.01M), although it comprises standard equity compensation monetization and option exercise activity. No other sales were reported by the filer within the prior three months.
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