GLOO Gloo Holdings, Inc. Insider Trading

CEO Beck Scott Arthur bought 6,500 shares (6.5K) at blended avg $7.97 in 2 transactions totaling $51,833.00

Beck Scott Arthur, President and CEO, made 2 separate purchases totaling 6,500 shares for $51,833.00, increasing his holdings from 439.9K to 446.4K shares (+1.5%). The stock currently trades at $8.00, just 0.4% above his blended average purchase price of $7.97, and sits -15.8% from its 52-week high of $9.50. Arthur's cross-ticker track record is concerning: his 2 prior open-market buys averaged -20.1% returns over 30 days and -32.8% over 90 days, with a 0.00% win rate at the 90-day mark. At GLOO specifically, his November 2025 purchase declined -20.1% over 30 days and -32.8% over 90 days. The company is unprofitable (net income of -$38.0M in the latest quarter despite $32.6M revenue) and faced significant market volatility, with a +49.0% 30-day bounce preceding these purchases. The timing and pattern merit attention given the poor historical outcomes of Arthur's prior purchases and the company's ongoing losses.

Patrick Gelsinger purchases 36,653 shares of GLOO at $7.22, raising stake 29.3% to 161.7K shares amid unprofitability

Patrick Gelsinger purchased 36,653 shares of Gloo Holdings for $264,634.66 on 2026-04-16, a 29.3% increase to his holdings. The transaction occurred at $7.22, while the stock currently trades at $7.40, putting it 22.1% below its 52-week high of $9.50. Gelsinger's prior buy at this ticker (2025-11-20) declined 32.8% over 90 days, and his cross-ticker open-market buy history shows only a 45.00% 90-day win rate with an average 90-day return of -4.6%. The purchase comes while Gloo remains unprofitable with net income of $-38.0M against quarterly revenue of $32.6M, though the company reported explosive 307.7% annual revenue growth.

CEO Beck Scott Arthur buys 27,386 shares of GLOO at $7.23; company unprofitable with $-38.0M net income.

Beck Scott Arthur, President and CEO of Gloo Holdings, purchased 27,386 shares at $7.23 on 2026-04-16, bringing his holdings to 439,886 shares post-transaction. The timing warrants scrutiny: while the stock is up 31.0% over the past 30 days and trading at $7.40 (31% above his purchase price), his prior buy at this same ticker on 2025-11-20 posted negative returns of -20.1% at 30 days and -32.8% at 90 days, a poor-timing outcome. More importantly, the company's fundamentals remain challenged—Gloo reported net income of $-38.0M in its most recent full fiscal year despite revenue growth of 307.7%, indicating the business is unprofitable and burning cash. An insider purchase by senior management deserves attention given the recent price recovery, but the company's persistent losses and the CEO's historical misalignment of buy decisions with subsequent price action limit the bullish signal this acquisition would otherwise convey.

Director Derek Todd buys 250,000 shares of GLOO at $8.00 ($2.0M); 4-insider cluster buy in 14 days post-IPO

Derek Todd, a director, purchased 250,000 shares at $8.00 for a total value of $2,000,000.00 on 2025-11-20, just 2 trading days after GLOO's recent listing. This acquisition follows a pattern in which 4 other insiders also bought within the past 14 days, indicating a coordinated insider-buying cluster during the stock's earliest trading period. The director's pre-transaction position was -225,000 shares, and the purchase moved him to a positive holding of 25,000 shares post-transaction. With the stock currently priced at $9.05, this clustering of board-level and executive buying immediately after the IPO suggests insiders viewed the initial offering price favorably relative to intrinsic value expectations at a critical market entry point.

CEO Gelsinger purchases 125,000 shares of GLOO at $8.00 ($1.0M) as stock begins trading; 4 other insiders also bought within 14 days

Patrick Gelsinger, the CEO, invested $1,000,000 to acquire 125,000 shares at $8.00 per share, establishing his first position in Gloo Holdings just 2 trading days after the stock's recent listing. The transaction occurred at a modest discount to the $9.05 current price, indicating immediate price appreciation since his entry point. Notably, this purchase is part of a broader cluster pattern with 4 other insiders also buying within the past 14 days, suggesting coordinated early-stage confidence in the company's value at post-IPO prices. For a stock with only 2 trading days of public history, concentrated insider accumulation by multiple executives merits close attention to any subsequent developments in the company's trajectory.

Director Jack D Furst bought 250,000 shares of GLOO at $8.00 for $2.0M; 4 other insiders also bought in past 14 days

Director Jack D Furst purchased 250,000 shares at $8.00 on 2025-11-20, increasing his holdings from 25,000 to 275,000 shares—a net change of 1000.0% versus pre-transaction holdings. This represents a material $2.0M commitment. Notably, this transaction is part of a cluster pattern, with 4 other insiders also buying within the past 14 days, suggesting coordinated insider accumulation in the wake of GLOO's recent listing (2 trading days prior). The fact that multiple directors are making substantial purchases so early in the company's public life, at a price ($8.00) below the current market price of $9.05, warrants investor attention to the underlying motivations and any forward-looking context communicated in concurrent filings or earnings announcements.

Matthew Gotschall buys 250 shares of GLOO at $8.00; 4 other insiders also bought within past 14 days

Matthew Gotschall purchased 250 shares at $8.00 on 2025-11-20, establishing an initial position in Gloo Holdings following its recent listing (2 trading days). The transaction occurs at a price $1.05 below the current market price of $9.05, suggesting entry below recent market levels. Notably, 4 other insiders also initiated purchases within the past 14 days, creating a cluster buy pattern that indicates coordinated insider interest in the newly listed company. This synchronized accumulation by multiple insiders in the immediate post-listing window warrants investor attention as a potential signal of internal confidence in the company's near-term prospects.

CEO Beck Scott Arthur buys 412,500 shares at $8.00 ($3.3M) in IPO; 4 other insiders bought within 14 days

Beck Scott Arthur, President and CEO, purchased 412,500 shares at $8.00, representing a $3,300,000 commitment at a IPO valuation point (2 trading days post-listing). His post-transaction holding of 412,500 shares reflects an initiation of a significant insider position. The stock currently trades at $9.05, a modest premium to his entry price. Most notably, this purchase is part of a cluster pattern: 4 other insiders also bought within the past 14 days. This coordinated buying activity across multiple executives in the early trading window following the recent listing suggests alignment among leadership in supporting the public venture at its inception.