James H. Litinsky

MP Materials CEO James H. Litinsky sold 185,167 shares for $12,801,854.83 on 2026-06-03; stock down 41.0% from 52-week high.

James H. Litinsky (Chairman and CEO) executed 3 separate sales totaling 185,167 shares for $12,801,854.83 on 2026-06-03, with individual transaction prices ranging from $68.65 to $71.31 and a blended average of $69.14. The current stock price of $59.18 is down 41.0% from the 52-week high of $100.25 and down 18.5% over the past 30 days, positioning this sale above recent market levels. Despite retaining 11,620,798 shares (11.62M shares) post-transaction—a modest -1.6% reduction in holdings—the timing relative to price momentum warrants attention. His same-ticker history at MP shows only 1 of 5 prior sells were well-timed at the 90-day mark, and his cross-ticker track record shows 20 prior sells with a 40.00% well-timed rate and average 90-day return of +9.0%, indicating inconsistent timing precision. The company's fundamentals show continued unprofitability (net income: $-7,968,000.00 for the latest quarter) despite revenue growth of +10.1% year-over-year, creating a context of operational losses alongside this material insider disposition.

CEO James H. Litinsky sold 400,000 shares (3.3% of pre-transaction holdings) for $26,225,224.61 across 9 sales May 27-29, blended at $65.56

James H. Litinsky (Chairman and CEO) executed 9 separate sales totaling 400,000 shares for $26,225,224.61 between May 27-29, 2026, at prices ranging from $64.67 to $68.18 and a blended average of $65.56. This represents a 3.3% reduction in his pre-transaction holdings of 12,205,965 shares. The stock currently trades at $64.70, down 35.5% from its 52-week high of $100.25 but up 5.6% over the past 30 days and 9.9% over 90 days. The company reported negative net income of $-8.0M in its latest quarter despite 10.1% annual revenue growth, indicating operational strain despite topline expansion. Litinsky's cross-ticker track record shows a 90-day well-timed rate of 40.00%, suggesting his prior sells occurred before stock declines only 40% of the time; his same-ticker history at MP reveals only 1 of 5 prior sales were well-timed at the 90-day mark, with mixed recent outcomes (negative 90-day returns on 2 of his last 5 MP sales). The multi-day sale pattern and material dollar volume warrant close observation of subsequent earnings and operational performance given the unprofitable backdrop.

MP Materials CEO Litinsky sells 300.0K shares for $19.6M at blended avg $65.45, retaining 12.21M shares post-transaction.

Chairman and CEO James H. Litinsky sold 300,000 shares across four transactions at prices ranging from $64.93 to $67.12, generating $19,634,359.10 at a blended average of $65.45 — a significant premium to the current price of $60.31. This sale occurred while the stock sits -39.8% from its 52-week high of $100.25, and against a backdrop of an unprofitable company reporting net income of $-8.0M on revenue of $90.6M. His prior 5 sells at MP specifically show a 5 of 5 well-timed rate at the 90-day mark, meaning the stock declined after each of those transactions in retrospect. His cross-ticker track record across 20 prior sells shows a 90-day well-timed rate of 55.00%, making the MP-specific pattern notably stronger than his broader historical average.

CEO Litinsky sells 300,000 shares for $19.2M; all 5 prior MP trades well-timed at 90-day mark

James H. Litinsky, Chairman and CEO, executed two separate sales totaling 300,000 shares for $19,209,816.42 at a blended average price of $64.03 on 2026-04-17 and 2026-04-20, reducing his holdings by 2.3% to 12.51M shares. His prior five sales at MP (all executed within the past four months) showed a perfect 90-day timing pattern—each sale preceded subsequent stock declines, indicating consistent execution discipline or information advantage specific to this ticker. Against this context, the current sale represents continued adherence to a demonstrated pattern: all five of his prior MP trades were well-timed at the 90-day mark, a material distinction from his cross-ticker track record (45.00% well-timed rate). The company remains unprofitable (full-year net income negative, latest quarter net loss $-41.8M) despite 10.1% annual revenue growth, and the stock is now 32.9% below its 52-week high ($98.65) from its transaction-time prices of $64.03–$64.05—creating a factual backdrop against which the CEO's sustained selling pattern warrants investor attention.

CEO James H. Litinsky sold 300,000 shares for $19,246,616.00 in 2 separate sales at blended average price $64.16

James H. Litinsky, Chairman and CEO of MP Materials, executed two separate sales totaling 300,000 shares (300.0K shares) for $19,246,616.00 on January 7-8, 2026, reducing his holdings from 13.11M shares to 12.81M shares (-2.3%). The sales occurred at prices ($64.01 and $64.17) meaningfully above the current price of $62.00, though the stock remains -37.2% from its 52-week high of $98.65. Notably, his prior 5 trades at MP (all in late 2025) showed negative 30-day returns ranging from -12.4% to -16.5%, and none of those measurable outcomes reached positive 90-day returns—a timing pattern that offers no support for predictive accuracy at this ticker. The company is operating at a loss ($-41.8M net income in the latest quarter) despite a market cap of $11.0B, and annual revenue has declined -19.6%, creating a backdrop of operational difficulty that coincides with the CEO's material liquidation.

MP Materials CEO Litinsky sells 385,000 shares for $24.2M in three transactions; stock down 37.1% from 52-week high despite 13% 30-day rally.

Chairman and CEO James H. Litinsky executed 3 separate sales totaling 385,000 shares (385.0K shares) for $24,232,308.26 ($24.2M) on 2025-12-05 at prices ranging from $62.79 to $63.42, reducing his holdings by 2.9%. The stock is currently trading at $62.09, down 37.1% from its 52-week high of $98.65, despite posting a 13.0% gain over the past 30 days. MP Materials is unprofitable with revenue of $53,553,000.00 ($53.6M) in the latest quarter and net income of $-41,780,000.00 ($-41.8M), alongside annual revenue decline of -19.6%. At his prior trades in this ticker, Litinsky's 90-day timing has been poor—0 of 3 prior measurable same-ticker sells were well-timed (all posted positive 90-day returns, meaning the stock rose after he sold). The sale occurs after elevated recent activity at this ticker, with two additional sells filed on 2025-11-20, suggesting active portfolio adjustments despite the company's operational challenges.

MP Materials CEO Litinsky sells 248,411 shares for $15,864,582.52; stock down -42.5% from 52-week high, company unprofitable with -19.6% revenue decline.

CEO James H. Litinsky executed 2 separate sales totaling 248,411 shares for $15,864,582.52 on 2025-11-20, reducing his holdings by 1.8%. The sales occurred at blended average price of $63.86, but the current price of $56.68 represents a -42.5% decline from the 52-week high of $98.65 and a -23.5% drop over the prior 30 days. Critically, MP Materials reported negative net income of $-41,780,000.00 in the latest quarter, with full-year profitability also negative, and annual revenue contracted by -19.6% year-over-year. Notably, Litinsky's prior 5 sales at this ticker all showed positive 90-day returns (ranging +29.3% to +66.6%), meaning the stock subsequently rose after each sale—a pattern of poorly-timed exits—yet this current filing occurs amid deteriorating fundamentals and severe equity depreciation that may test whether that historical reversal pattern persists.

MP Materials CEO James H. Litinsky sold 199,180 shares ($5.4M) at $27.08 on 2025-04-14, retaining 13.64M shares; stock now near 52-week high.

Litinsky sold 199,180 shares (a -1.4% reduction from his 13.84M pre-transaction holdings) at $27.08, with the current price at $27.58 near the 52-week high of $27.59. The transaction occurred while MP Materials is unprofitable (net income $-25.5M on revenue of $62.9M) and facing annual revenue contraction of -19.6%. His cross-ticker track record shows 13 prior sells averaging +11.4% 90-day returns, indicating his prior sales were generally preceded stock appreciation—a pattern of poorly-timed exits. At MP specifically, his 5 most recent sales (March 18–26) remain too recent to measure outcome. The sale at near-peak pricing with the company unprofitable and in revenue decline warrants attention to whether fundamentals are deteriorating further.

CEO James H. Litinsky sold 414,812 shares at $27.03 for $11.2M; 2 separate transactions on Mar 25–26

James H. Litinsky, Chairman and CEO of MP Materials, executed 2 separate sales totaling 414,812 shares for $11,211,812.79 on March 25–26, 2025, at a blended average price of $27.03. This reduces his holdings from 14,257,068 shares to 13,842,256 shares (a -2.9% reduction). The sales occurred at a price -2.8% below the 52-week high of $26.93 and near current levels, with the stock up +11.1% over 30 days and +59.0% over 90 days. Notably, this activity follows a pattern of 4 other sales by Litinsky at MP in the preceding week (March 17–20), suggesting concentrated selling activity by the CEO. Against the backdrop of deteriorating fundamentals—the company is unprofitable with a -19.6% annual revenue decline and $-25.5M net income in the latest quarter—the recurring sales warrant scrutiny of the company's operational trajectory and capital allocation priorities.

CEO Litinsky sold 95,621 shares of MP at $27.04 on 2025-03-20; third consecutive day of sales amid unprofitable operations

Litinsky sold 95,621 shares at $27.04, reducing his stake by 0.7% to 14,257,068 shares. This sale marks the third consecutive day of selling (2025-03-17 through 2025-03-20), suggesting a deliberate, sustained reduction in position. The company faces material headwinds: revenue declined 19.6% year-over-year, net income is -$25,516,000.00 in the latest quarter, and the company remained unprofitable over its most recent full fiscal year. While the stock has recovered +63.5% over 90 days and trades near its 52-week high of $26.83, the multi-day sell pattern in a fundamentally challenged business warrants attention to whether management sees deteriorating conditions ahead.