Elashmawi Esam, SVP of Strategy and Marketing at Lattice Semiconductor (LSCC), has filed 54 Form 4 disclosures with the SEC, and the pattern is unambiguous: a heavy sell bias with zero open-market purchases. Across all filings, Elashmawi has sold approximately $3.71 million worth of LSCC stock, while acquiring no shares through open-market buys. The most concentrated selling occurred on March 4, 2026, when four separate "S" transactions totaled roughly $3.47 million, including individual sales of $1.31 million, $882,220, $806,547, and $469,104. A smaller sale of $213,887 followed on March 9, 2026, and a $25,560 sale was recorded on March 4 as well.
Since that March burst, Elashmawi has not executed any open-market sales. The most recent six filings, spanning May through July 2026, consist entirely of "F" transactions (shares withheld to cover tax obligations), one "M" (option exercise), one "G" (gift), and an "A" (compensation award) — none of which represent discretionary selling. The tax-withholding events ranged from $52,608 to $100,014, and a July 10, 2026 "F" filing was valued at $70,782. These are automatic, non-discretionary transactions tied to equity compensation vesting.
The data reveals a clear directional story: Elashmawi's only discretionary market activity was a concentrated sell-off in early March 2026, followed by a period of mechanical, non-discretionary filings. There have been no open-market purchases at any point in the filing history, and the total buy value remains zero. The absence of any "P" transactions, combined with the $3.7 million in sales, indicates a consistent reduction of LSCC exposure through planned or opportunistic selling rather than accumulation.
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