Mark R. Warner Stock Trades

Mark R. Warner Trading Activity | Quantellect Mark R. Warner Trading Activity

Mark R. Warner's most recent disclosures do not look like a trader chasing headlines. The Virginia senator reported three purchases made in July 2026, and all three were municipal bonds: a Manassas, Virginia general obligation refunding bond, an Alexandria, Virginia capital improvement bond, and a Virginia Beach, Virginia public improvement bond, filed together and disclosed on August 14, 2026.

That is not a one-off. It is the latest instalment of a buying pattern that took over Warner's disclosure record starting in late 2023, when a wave of forty-eight municipal bond purchases in a single year replaced the more varied mix of public equities and private-company transactions that had defined his earlier filings.

A pivot from private companies and equities to municipal bonds

Across the full disclosure record, Warner has reported 257 transactions dating from July 6, 2012 through July 7, 2026: 157 purchases, 98 sales, and 2 other transactions. The shape of that activity has changed considerably over time. Filings from the 2012 to 2021 period show a recurring appetite for private companies and funds: a purchase in Trilogy Multifamily Fund IV, L.P., a Chicago-based private equity vehicle; a purchase in Dyson Capital Series Fund, LLC, described in the filing as an Alexandria, Virginia holding company; transactions involving Empire Petroleum Partners LLC and NationsBuilders Insurance Services, Inc.; and a purchase of Acumen Pharmaceuticals, a South San Francisco drug-discovery company, in November 2020. A May 2020 purchase in BetterCloud, described in its filing as a New York cloud-storage company, was disclosed in the $250,001 to $500,000 range; a full sale of the same security, disclosed at $1,001 to $15,000, followed on December 10, 2025.

Then the composition shifted. By year, the disclosure count moved from 7 transactions in 2021 to 1 in 2022, then up to 49 in 2023 and 11 in 2024, before falling back to 2 in 2025 and 3 so far in 2026. Of the 49 transactions logged in 2023, 48 were purchases and only 1 was a sale, and the purchases were almost entirely general obligation and revenue bonds from Virginia issuers, alongside issuers in Texas, Florida, Massachusetts, Minnesota, Washington, West Virginia, Maryland, Tennessee, Connecticut and the District of Columbia. That single 2023 filing run, dated across November and December of that year, accounts for a large share of Warner's lifetime purchase count on its own. The 2024 filings continued in the same vein, adding bonds from Alexandria and Richmond, Virginia, alongside one large private-company sale: a full sale of euNetworks Group Limited, a London-based bandwidth infrastructure services company, disclosed in the $1,000,001 to $5,000,000 range on September 16, 2024.

The two 2025 entries were both full sales in the same disclosed range, $1,001 to $15,000: BetterCloud, noted above, and West Deptford Energy Holdings, LLC, described in its filing as a New York-based energy company. The 2026 activity reported so far consists solely of the three municipal bond purchases described at the top of this profile.

Frequently disclosed securities and sector mix

Among securities with company names in the available data, Construction Partners, Inc. (ticker ROAD) is the name that recurs most often in Warner's filings with three disclosed transactions, all sales, the most recent dated August 8, 2023. Construction Partners is a civil infrastructure company that builds and maintains roadways across Alabama, Florida, Georgia, North Carolina, Oklahoma, South Carolina, Tennessee and Texas, manufacturing hot-mix asphalt and handling paving, site development and aggregate mining tied to those projects. It is classified in the disclosure data under Industrials, in the Construction & Engineering industry. Other tickered securities appearing multiple times include a security listed under the ticker "NYSE," with 11 disclosed transactions running from purchases to sales through February 2016, and a security under the ticker "II," with 5 transactions through December 2012; neither carries a company name or sector in the available data. Amer Sports, Inc. (Consumer Discretionary) and Charter Communications Inc (Communication Services) each appear twice, while ZAYO also appears twice but carries no company name or sector in the available data. Single disclosures touch Dakota Gold Corp. (Materials), Expensify Inc (Information Technology), Halozyme Therapeutics Inc (Health Care), and Microsoft Corporation (Information Technology). Single tickered disclosures also include XON and ZIOP, neither of which carries a company name or sector in the available data.

Sector tagging across the full 257-transaction record is dominated by an "Unknown" classification, covering 246 transactions, a reflection of how many of Warner's disclosures are municipal bonds or privately held companies rather than sector-classified public equities. Where a sector is recorded, Industrials accounts for 3 transactions, Communication Services and Consumer Discretionary 2 each, Information Technology 2, and Health Care and Materials 1 each.

On attribution, the disclosure record assigns 228 of the 257 transactions to Warner personally (SELF), with 11 tied to a spouse (SP), 4 joint (JT), 9 tied to a dependent child (DC), and 5 unattributed (UNKNOWN). Each specifically dated transaction described above in this profile carries the SELF attribution code in the underlying filing data; the spouse, joint and dependent-child transactions exist elsewhere in the broader record but are not singled out here because the data available does not identify which specific securities they involve.

Disclosure basis and limitations

This profile is built from financial disclosures Warner filed under the Stop Trading on Congressional Knowledge (STOCK) Act of 2012, as published through the Senate Select Committee on Ethics financial disclosure system. Reported amounts reflect the disclosed value ranges required by law, not exact transaction sizes. Disclosures filed under a member's name can include transactions made by a spouse, dependent child, trust, or other attributed party rather than the member personally; where the underlying data does not specify attribution for a given security, this profile does not assume it was a personal trading decision. This page reflects transaction and disclosure data only.