Uber's chief executive bought $10 million of Uber stock on 10 September. Six days earlier the chief operating officer bought $5.3 million. Nancy Pelosi's household bought Uber in late May.
Dara Khosrowshahi bought 141,000 shares at $70.96 on 10 September, for $10,005,952. Andrew Macdonald bought 70,000 shares on 4 September across two filings, at $75.65 and $76.44, for $5,308,063. Both filed code P transactions, which means an open-market purchase paid for in cash — not options, not vesting, not a grant.
The congressional record adds a third buyer. Two purchases were disclosed under Nancy Pelosi's name, dated 28 and 29 May 2026, each in the $500,001 to $1,000,000 band. Both were reported on 24 June 2026. Congressional filings cover a spouse's account, and disclosed amounts are bands, not exact figures.
The prices are on the record too. Macdonald paid about $76 on 4 September. Khosrowshahi paid $70.96 on 10 September, 7% lower. The Pelosi purchases are dated more than three months before either.
The filings also report holdings. Khosrowshahi's Form 4 lists 1,226,100 Uber shares held after the purchase. Macdonald's two filings list 356,320 shares and then 410,645 shares. Against Uber's market value of about $148 billion, the three disclosed purchases together are a small fraction of the company.
The story now circulating also describes retail traders buying Uber call options, including March 2027 $50 and $100 strikes. Options activity is not in our data. What is in our data is the filing record above: two SEC Form 4 purchases and two congressional disclosures, with dates, share counts and prices as filed.
Sources: SEC Form 4 filings via EDGAR and House periodic transaction reports, reviewed by InsiderBuying.com on 12 September 2026.
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