Andrew Martin Johnson

CFO/CLO Andrew Martin Johnson sold 45,809 shares of ASTS at $93.81 on 2026-06-11; stock now down 38.4% from 52-week high.

Andrew Martin Johnson, CFO and CLO, sold 45,809 shares at $93.81 on 2026-06-11 for $4,297,342.29, reducing his holdings from 549,428 shares to 503,619 shares (-8.3%). The transaction occurred near recent highs: the stock has subsequently declined to $82.41, down 38.4% from its 52-week high of $133.86. Johnson's prior trades at ASTS show mixed timing: his 2025-11-26 sell yielded a 90-day return of +53.2% (poorly timed, as the stock rose after), and his 2025-08-26 sell yielded a 90-day return of +4.8% (also poorly timed). At the company level, ASTS reported $14.7M in latest quarterly revenue with a $-191.0M net loss, and while annual revenue growth reached +1505.2%, the firm remains unprofitable. The recent sharp drawdown from transaction price warrants investor attention to both the insider's recent trading pattern at this ticker and the underlying profitability trajectory of this early-stage space-communications company.

CFO/CLO Andrew Martin sold 10,000 ASTS shares at $56.00; stock down -29.8% in 30 days, down -41.3% from 52-week high.

Andrew Martin, CFO and CLO of AST SpaceMobile, sold 10,000 shares for $560,010.00 on 2025-11-26, reducing his holdings by 2.5% to 387,485 shares. The transaction occurred as ASTS trades 41.3% below its 52-week high and has declined 29.8% over the past 30 days, suggesting the sale coincided with significant downward momentum. Martin's cross-ticker track record shows 0 of 1 prior sells were well-timed at the 90-day mark, with an average 90-day return of +4.8% after sells—meaning his prior open-market sale on this ticker (2025-08-26) was followed by stock appreciation rather than decline. The company remains deeply unprofitable, with $-122.9M net income against $14.7M revenue in the latest quarter, establishing a challenging fundamental backdrop for the equity.

CFO/CLO sold 20,000 ASTS shares at $52.48 while stock at $50.43; company posted $-99.4M loss.

CFO and CLO Johnson Andrew Martin sold 20,000 shares at $52.48 on 2025-08-26, reducing his holdings from 417.5K to 397.5K shares. The sale occurred near a relative peak: the stock is now -16.0% from its 52-week high of $60.06, though it remains +103.5% over 90 days and -7.2% over 30 days. Against this backdrop, the company generated only $1.2M in revenue in its latest quarter while sustaining a $-99.4M net loss, with no profitability over its most recent full fiscal year. The simultaneous presence of recent strong relative momentum, a sale by a senior executive, and severe underlying losses creates a mixed signal that merits scrutiny—particularly the divergence between stock price recovery and fundamental deterioration.