Kroger EVP Mary Ellen Adcock disposes of common shares worth $4.43 million

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Mary Ellen Adcock, executive vice president, reported sales of 72,901 Kroger common shares on Sept. 18, 2026.
Sales priced at USD 60.64 to USD 60.74 per share.
Transactions followed option exercises totaling 48,806 shares at USD 34.94 to USD 38.32.
Beneficial ownership fell to 175,233 shares.

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