Ladensohn David A

10% Owner Ladensohn sells 13,500 shares (87.1% of holdings) for $1.0M at $74.44 blended; stock now $68.52

Ladensohn David A, a 10% owner of Symbotic Inc., executed 3 separate sales on 2025-10-16 totaling 13,500 shares for $1,004,974.05, reducing his holdings from 15,500 to 2,000 shares (an 87.1% reduction). The blended average sale price of $74.44 sits near the 52-week high of $75.36, and the current price of $68.52 reflects a 9.1% decline from that peak. His cross-ticker track record shows a 90-day well-timed rate of 81.82%, and at this specific ticker (SYM), his prior 2 measurable sales in May 2024 saw 90-day declines of -46.8% and -45.5%, both well-timed outcomes. The company posted $592.1M in quarterly revenue with +51.9% annual growth but remains unprofitable with $-5.9M net income for the latest period. This near-complete liquidation by a major shareholder near peak valuation warrants scrutiny of the insider's assessment of intrinsic value relative to current market price.

10% owner David Ladensohn sold 23,000 shares (82.1% reduction) for $1,535,229.80 on 2025-10-09

David Ladensohn executed 3 separate sales totaling 23,000 shares for $1,535,229.80 on 2025-10-09, reducing his holdings from 28,000 to 5,000 shares—an 82.1% reduction in his position. The sales occurred at prices ranging from $66.64 to $66.81 (blended average $66.75), near the stock's 52-week high of $68.83 and significantly above the current price of $63.76, suggesting execution timing near elevated valuation. Notably, Ladensohn's prior 5 sales at SYM showed strong downside timing with 4 of 5 well-timed at the 90-day mark, with 3 consecutive May 2024 sales followed by declines of -20.4% to -24.8% over 30 days and -44.8% to -46.8% over 90 days. While the stock has risen 30.4% over 30 days and 35.5% over 90 days from transaction, this reflects post-filing price action; his sell execution occurred near recent highs against a backdrop of company unprofitability (net loss of $-5.9M in the latest quarter despite 51.9% annual revenue growth).