Eric A Fisher, a vice president at $VLO Valero Energy Corp, sold 7,500 shares of the San Antonio-based refiner on June 29, 2026, at an average price of $268.17 per share. The open-market transaction totaled approximately $2.01 million. Valero filed the Form 4 disclosure the following day, June 30.
The sale left Fisher holding 19,742 shares of $VLO after the transaction, down from 27,242 before it. The filing was recorded as an open-market sale, distinct from routine equity compensation grants.
The June 29 transaction is the third in a series of 7,500-share open-market sales Fisher has executed in recent months. On May 18, he sold 7,500 shares at an average of $251.61, generating roughly $1.89 million, with that filing submitted two days later on May 20. On June 18, he sold another 7,500 shares at $236.90, totaling approximately $1.78 million, filed the same day. Across those three transactions alone, Fisher has sold 22,500 shares of $VLO for a combined total of approximately $5.67 million.
Prior to that run, Fisher also sold 8,311 shares on March 11 at an average of $227.69, for roughly $1.89 million, and a further 200 shares at $238.73 on March 12. Both of those transactions were filed together on March 12.
The broader recent activity on $VLO in the database includes a November 2025 sale by then-CFO Jason W Fraser, who sold 9,933 shares at approximately $174.02 apiece for roughly $1.73 million, filed three days after the trade on November 24, 2025. That transaction brought Fraser's holdings to 134,196 shares at the time.
Valero Energy operates as one of the largest independent petroleum refiners in the United States, with operations spanning the Energy sector. The company's ticker, $VLO, trades on the New York Stock Exchange. Fisher's position as VP places him among the company's officer-level insiders required to report equity transactions to the SEC on Form 4 within two business days of execution.