SI-BONE CEO Laura A. Francis sells 38,006 common shares for $762,012.6988

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SI-BONE CEO and director Laura Francis sold 38,006 common shares on Oct. 12, 2026, at $20.0498 per share.
Following the sale, Francis held 379,256 common shares indirectly through a trust, with another 368,129 held directly.

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