Ibotta Chief Technology Officer Luke Roy Swanson Reports $1.25 Million Disposal of Common Shares

By Public Technologies
  • Ibotta Chief Technology Officer Luke Roy Swanson sold 25,018 Class A Common Stock shares on October 21–22, 2026.
  • October 21 sales comprised 8,764 shares at $49.9204 per share and 9,075 shares at $49.9134 per share.
  • October 22 sales totaled 3,695 shares at $49.9739 per share and 3,484 shares at $49.9587 per share.
  • Following the transactions, Swanson beneficially owned 431,233 shares directly and 473,428 shares indirectly.


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