-- チャールズ・レイシー・コンプトン3世取締役兼CEOは、2026年4月16日にFastly（FSLY）の株式29,533株を720,313ドルで売却しました。SECへのフォーム4提出後、コンプトン氏は同社のクラスA普通株式合計1,133,895株を保有しており、そのうち1,133,895株は直接保有しています。 SEC提出書類：https://www.sec.gov/Archives/edgar/data/1517413/000151741326000118/xslF345X05/wk-form4_1776719240.xml
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