Altschuler Randolph, chief executive officer of XMTR, has filed 62 Form 4 transactions, all in a single company, and every one of them has been a sale. The total value of those sales is $11,939,123.91. There are no open-market purchases, no option exercises, and no grants or awards in the record. The pattern is one-directional: Randolph has sold shares on a near-monthly cadence, with the most recent cluster of 24 sales all coded "S" for open-market sale.
The recent filings show the selling is steady and recurring. On November 5, 2026, Randolph reported eight separate sales of XMTR stock, ranging from $3,176.60 to $258,759.14, for a combined total of roughly $1.09 million. The prior month, on October 2, six sales totaled about $591,100, and on October 1, five sales added another $1.04 million. September 1 brought three sales worth a combined $908,216.59. The largest single transaction in the recent window was a $447,121.68 sale on September 1, 2026. The smallest was a $1,805.23 sale on October 1.
The only non-sale in the recent data is a gift of XMTR shares on August 20, 2026, coded "G" with a value of $0. That transaction involved no cash. The selling pattern has been consistent since at least July 2, 2026, when Randolph reported two sales worth $99,889.57 and $37,211.90. Across the entire filing history, there is no evidence of any buying bias. The data shows a CEO who has been a persistent seller of XMTR stock, with the most recent activity concentrated in the fall of 2026.
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