Sylebra Capital LLC has been a persistent net seller across its Form 4 filings, with open-market sales totaling roughly $218.9 million against zero open-market purchases. The activity is heavily concentrated in Impinj (PI), where the firm executed a series of large dispositions between December 2025 and June 2026. Notable transactions include a $20.2 million sale on December 15, 2025, followed by $14.6 million and $13.2 million sales on December 11 and 10, respectively. The selling continued into 2026 with recurring multi-million-dollar blocks—$7.3 million on May 29, $5.5 million on June 2, and $4.6 million on June 4—before tapering to a $1.5 million sale on June 9. Across the period, individual PI trades ranged from roughly $6,400 to over $20 million, reflecting a steady, deliberate reduction rather than a single liquidation event.
Beyond PI, Sylebra’s footprint is smaller but notable. The firm reported a $150,000 acquisition in AEVA on June 18, 2026, coded as an award (A)—compensation rather than a conviction purchase. A separate AEVA transaction on June 30 was coded as “J,” a non-cash adjustment with no dollar value. In PureCycle Technologies (PCT), Sylebra recorded a sale back to the issuer (D) on June 15 and a purchase (P) on May 12, both with zero reported dollar value, suggesting nominal or non-cash mechanics. The overall pattern is unambiguous: 21 recent sell-side events versus a single buy, with the only open-market purchase (PCT) carrying no monetary value. This skews heavily toward distribution, with the bulk of proceeds flowing from PI disposals. The absence of meaningful buys, combined with the scale and frequency of sales, indicates Sylebra is actively trimming its largest position while maintaining only token exposure elsewhere.
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