Altschuler Randolph, CEO of Xometry (XMTR), has been a consistent seller of company stock over the past five months, with no open-market purchases recorded during that period. Between February 26 and July 2, 2026, he executed 23 open-market sales totaling approximately $8.31 million, with the heaviest concentration occurring on May 21, when 11 separate transactions accounted for roughly $4.3 million in disposals. The most recent activity on July 2 included six sales valued between roughly $34,000 and $156,000 each, suggesting a steady, ongoing liquidation pattern rather than a single large exit. His only other transaction in XMTR during this window was a March 10 grant valued at $0, which represents compensation rather than a discretionary purchase.
Outside of Xometry, Randolph received a single award of shares in OPLN on June 5, 2026, valued at approximately $220,000. That transaction, coded as a grant, is compensation and not a market purchase, meaning his overall buying conviction remains zero across both companies. Across all 40 filings tracked, his total sell value of $8.31 million dwarfs the $220,011 in acquired value, which itself consists entirely of non-discretionary grants. The pattern is unambiguous: Randolph has been a net seller of XMTR shares throughout the spring and early summer, with no recent buys to offset the steady stream of sales.
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