DoorDash CFO Ravi Inukonda sold 16,578 shares on March 2, 2026 at $175.16 per share, a transaction worth about $2.90 million. As the company’s chief financial officer, Inukonda is one of the most senior executives and typically has broad visibility into DoorDash’s financial performance, budgeting, and guidance process. Because of that access, large open-market sales by a CFO tend to draw closer attention from investors than smaller trades by less senior insiders. This sale also fits into a recent pattern of insider selling at DoorDash over the past month. Gordon S. Lee sold about $382,860 on February 26, and Chief Accounting Officer Stanley Tang sold about $113,070 on March 4. Multiple sales clustered in a short window can signal that executives are regularly reducing exposure or managing personal finances, rather than reflecting a single one-off decision. Insider sales can happen for many reasons, including diversification, taxes, or pre-set trading plans, and they don’t automatically indicate anything about the company’s outlook. Still, the size of the CFO’s sale and the nearby sales by other senior leaders make this a notable data point for shareholders tracking insider activity.