Electronic Arts CEO and Chairman Andrew Wilson sold 5,000 shares on April 15, 2026, at $203.21 per share, for a total of about $1.02 million. Because Wilson is both the top executive and board chair, his trades tend to draw extra attention: he has broad visibility into the company’s business performance and strategic priorities, even though insider sales can also be driven by personal financial planning. This sale also stands out because it happened alongside other executive selling the same day. Chief Operating Officer Laura Miele sold roughly $508,000 of stock, and executive Vijayanthimala Singh sold about $244,000. Multiple senior leaders selling on the same date can reflect coordinated trading plans or timing around scheduled windows when insiders are allowed to trade. Over the last 30 days, the reported insider activity at EA has been exclusively sales, with no disclosed insider buys in that period. A cluster of sales doesn’t automatically signal trouble—executives often sell for diversification, taxes, or pre-set plans—but the concentration of selling among top leaders is a data point retail investors may want to track alongside upcoming earnings, guidance updates, and any changes in the pace of insider transactions.