EDBL Edible Garden AG Inc Insider Trading

HRT Financial LP purchases 416,812 shares in 3 transactions (average $0.15) at multi-year lows; current price $0.09, down 99.7% from $28.00 high, amid losses.

HRT Financial LP, a 10% owner of Edible Garden AG, executed 3 separate purchases totaling 416,812 shares for $63,435.40 between July 1–6, 2026, at a blended average price of $0.15 per share, increasing holdings by 94.1%. The company's stock has collapsed to $0.09 (current price), down 99.7% from its 52-week high of $28.00 and down 91.5% over 90 days. This accumulation occurs in the context of severe fundamental deterioration: the company generated negative net income of $-3,669,000.00 in the latest quarter, operates with a market cap of $492,238.26, and declined 7.6% in annual revenue. The insider's cross-ticker track record shows 14 prior buys versus 6 prior sells, but this filing's significance is constrained by the collapse in the stock's valuation and the depth of losses, which limit inference about forward-looking intent.

10% owner Scott Wolinsky buys 150,000 shares of EDBL at $0.19; stock now $0.21, down 99.4% from $35.38 high, amid -$3.7M net loss.

Wolinsky, a 10% owner of Edible Garden AG, purchased 150,000 shares at $0.19 on 2026-06-05, increasing his holdings by 18.8% to 950,000 shares post-transaction for a total value of $29,100.00. The acquisition occurs in a severely distressed context: the stock trades at $0.21, down 99.4% from its 52-week high of $35.38, and has declined 91.8% over the past 90 days and 46.5% over 30 days. EDBL posted a net loss of -$3,669,000.00 in the latest quarter against revenues of $3,341,000.00, remains unprofitable on a full-year basis, and reported negative annual revenue growth of -7.6%, with a market capitalization of only $1,148,555.94. The purchase represents a discretionary open-market transaction by an existing substantial shareholder at a price that, while 10% above the current market price, reflects a profound deterioration in firm value and ongoing operational losses.

10% Owner Wolinsky buys 150,000 shares (EDBL) at $0.27; stock down 99.5% from $38.90 high, company unprofitable

Scott Wolinsky, a 10% owner, purchased 150,000 shares at $0.27 on 2026-05-27, increasing his holdings by 9.7% to 1,700,000 shares. The transaction occurs in a context of severe price deterioration: the stock trades at $0.20, down 92.6% over 90 days and 99.5% from its 52-week high of $38.90. Edible Garden AG reported negative net income of $-3.7M against $3.3M quarterly revenue, reflecting operational losses rather than temporary pressure. The company's market cap of $1.1M against annual losses and revenue decline of 7.6% indicates fundamental business distress, not a temporary valuation reset.

CEO James Kras buys 3,700 shares at $0.55; holdings double to 7.3K as stock crashes 91.4% from 52-week high.

CEO James Kras purchased 3,700 shares at $0.55 on 2025-12-31, doubling his holdings from 3.6K to 7.3K shares at a moment when the stock trades at $7.25, down 91.4% from its 52-week high of $83.90 and down 45.9% over the prior 30 days. Notably, Kras has executed 5 prior purchases at EDBL, with all 5 showing positive 90-day returns (+486.3% to +51115.9%), indicating a consistent pattern of well-timed entry points at this ticker. However, the company's fundamentals remain deeply challenged: it reported $2.8M in quarterly revenue against a $-4.0M net loss, operates with negative annual revenue growth of -1.4%, and maintains an unprofitable profile with negative full-year net income. The CEO's continued accumulation in a micro-cap ($37.2M market cap) despite profound operational losses and extreme price deterioration presents an unusually aggressive positioning signal that demands scrutiny of underlying value thesis versus deteriorating market conditions.

EDBL CEO Kras purchases 1,850 shares in 2 transactions (avg $2.67); holdings up 104.7% to 3,617 shares amid stock at $30.40, down 94.1% from 52-week high

CEO James E. Kras executed 2 open-market purchases totaling 1,850 shares for $4,930.85 at an average price of $2.67, more than doubling his holdings from 1,767 to 3,617 shares. This transaction occurs in the aftermath of a striking 52-week decline: the current stock price of $30.40 is down 94.1% from the 52-week high of $512.50, though the stock has recovered +34.9% over the past 30 days and +56.7% over 90 days. Historically, Kras's prior trades at Edible Garden have demonstrated exceptional timing: his 4 prior trades at this ticker achieved 90-day returns of +50934.3%, +51115.9%, and +411152.8%, with 3 of 3 measurable buys well-timed at the 90-day mark. However, the company's fundamentals remain challenged—revenue of $2.7M in the latest quarter, net loss of $3.3M, and negative full-year earnings—and the 52-week price action suggests extraordinary volatility. The massive scale of prior gains combined with the current depressed valuation warrants attention to what signal this new purchase by the CEO sends about near-term prospects.

EDBL CEO Kras buys 325 shares at $3.07 on 2025-06-04; 3 of 3 prior buys at this ticker posted 90-day gains exceeding 25,000%.

Kras James E., President and CEO, purchased 325 shares at $3.07, increasing his stake by 22.5% to 1,767 shares. His prior trading history at Edible Garden AG is exceptional: all three measurable prior buys (2023-05-18, 2024-11-27, 2024-11-29) realized 90-day returns of +411152.8%, +29318.7%, and +25018.2% respectively, with 100% win rate over the 90-day window. The current stock price of $26.90 is down 94.8% from the 52-week high of $512.50 but up 27.5% over the last 30 days and 26.3% over 90 days. However, the company's fundamentals remain deeply challenged: quarterly revenue of $2.7M against a net loss of $3.3M, with annual revenue declining 1.4% year-over-year and full-year profitability remaining negative. This purchase arrives within a volatile trading environment and follows a pattern of prior insider buys that materialized into extraordinary gains, though the extreme historical returns and current depressed valuation relative to the 52-week range suggest significant uncertainty in the stock's trajectory.

Director McConnell buys 2,013 shares of EDBL at $0.17; holdings surge 1437.9%, stock down -98.7% from 52-week high despite +21.3% 30-day recovery.

Director Mathew J. McConnell purchased 2,013 shares at $0.17, increasing his holdings from 140 shares to 2,153 shares (+1437.9%). The transaction occurred as the stock trades at $40.18, having fallen -98.7% from its 52-week high of $3050.00, though it has recovered +21.3% over the past 30 days. The company generated $2.6M in quarterly revenue with a $-2.1M net loss and is unprofitable on a full-year basis, yet carries a market cap of $759.6M. The enormous gap between historical peak and current price, combined with recent recovery momentum and the director's substantial proportional increase in position, warrants examination of valuation assumptions and loss dynamics.

EDBL CEO Kras buys 33,700 shares at $0.17 across 2 transactions ($5.7K total), lifting stake from 2.4K to 36.1K shares (+1425.5%).

James E. Kras, President and CEO of Edible Garden AG, executed two separate purchases totaling 33,700 shares (33.7K shares) for $5,695.14 ($5.7K) at $0.17 per share on 2024-11-27 and 2024-11-29. This represents a 1425.5% increase relative to his pre-transaction holdings of 2,364 shares (2.4K shares), raising his post-transaction position to 36,064 shares (36.1K shares). The transaction prices of $0.17 are substantially below the current price of $40.18, creating a notional appreciation since execution. Kras's prior open-market buy at this ticker on 2023-05-18 exhibited a 90-day return of +399262.3%, and his cross-ticker track record shows 1 prior buy with similar returns, yielding a 100% win rate at the 90-day mark. The company is unprofitable on an annual basis (net income $-2.1M over the most recent full fiscal year) despite quarterly revenue of $2.6M and positive annual revenue growth of +21.6%. The dramatic magnitude of this stake increase, combined with the sharp appreciation already realized since the sub-$0.20 entry points, warrants attention to whether this reflects strategic capital commitment or follows a predefined schedule.