Celestica CEO Robert Mionis disposes of $9.58 million in common shares

By Public Technologies
  • Celestica CEO Robert Mionis sold 23,396 common shares on Sep. 23, 2026 at weighted-average prices of USD 360.36 to USD 367.34.
  • Sales were executed through the Mionis 2026 GRAT Number Two, cutting its stake to zero from 23,396 shares.
  • Post-transaction holdings showed 453,697 common shares held directly.
  • Indirect holdings also included 210,445 common shares via Mionis 2026 GRAT Number One.


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