Henry Schein (NASDAQ:HSIC) reported a series of insider stock dispositions by Chairman and Chief Executive Officer Stanley M. Bergman in filings submitted to the Securities and Exchange Commission.
According to a Form 4 disclosure, Bergman executed two sales on March 2, 2026, disposing of 23,858 shares and 19,954 shares. The combined proceeds from those transactions totaled $3.56 million. The sales were carried out at a weighted average price of $81.31 per share, with individual execution prices in the narrow band from $81.28 to $81.38.
The company’s common stock is quoted at $81.37 at the time of reporting, and the market capitalization stands at $9.33 billion.
The Form 4 filing also records activity from February 27, when Bergman relinquished 7,349 shares specifically to satisfy tax obligations. That disposal occurred at a price of $82.39 per share and generated $605,484 in value.
Separately, the filings include an entry showing the disposal of 48,531 shares listed with a transaction price of $0.00. The filing records the disposition but does not provide additional context about that zero-dollar figure.
Independent analysis referenced in related reporting flags the stock as currently overvalued versus its Fair Value. That same analysis notes that users can access additional tips for HSIC and a broader Pro Research Report that covers more than 1,400 U.S. equities. Those research notes are cited in connection with valuation commentary and further company coverage.
These insider transactions arrive against a backdrop of recent financial results in which Henry Schein topped expectations for the fourth quarter of 2025. Reported diluted earnings per share were $1.34, above the consensus forecast of $1.30. Revenue for the quarter reached $3.4 billion, ahead of the $3.34 billion estimate. The company’s reported results and management commentary during the earnings call are described as offering insight into strategic initiatives and the outlook.
Market participants responded positively to the quarterly results, according to reporting on investor reaction. Analysts continue to track the company’s performance and financial condition, with the recent disclosures and earnings report forming part of a series of updates on Henry Schein.
Notes on the filings and reporting
The documented facts are limited to the amounts, prices, dates and the notations included in the Form 4 filing. The filings list specific share counts and prices for the transactions described above; they do not attach explanatory commentary beyond the standard regulatory disclosure fields.