Microsoft C-Level Executives Sell 13 Billion Won in Company Shares in June

On June 1, Microsoft Corp. (MSFT) Chief Commercial Officer Judson Althoff sold 15,500 shares of company stock in an open-market transaction at approximately $460.99 per share, generating about $7.15 million in proceeds. After the sale, he still directly holds roughly 110,470 shares.

Meanwhile, Chief Marketing Officer Takeshi Numoto sold a total of 7,000 shares over two days—June 8 and 10—at around $412 and $402 per share, respectively, realizing about $2.84 million. Following those transactions, Numoto’s remaining stake stands at approximately 47,000 shares, valued at around $19 million.

At its recent Build 2026 developer conference, Microsoft bolstered its AI-centered product strategy by unveiling Project Solara, an agent-based computing platform, and Scout, a cloud-based personal assistant. In its regular June update, the company also issued one of its largest security patches ever, addressing nearly 200 vulnerabilities across Windows and key software.

Microsoft is a leading U.S. big-tech company whose core offerings include the Windows operating system, Office suite, Azure cloud services, and Copilot AI. Since Satya Nadella became CEO, the company has maintained strong financial performance and a high market capitalization through large-scale investments in AI and data centers.