Sable Kyle

CFO Sable Kyle liquidates entire 49.5K share position in PRM across 3 separate sales for $1.6M on 2026-05-13

Sable Kyle, Chief Financial Officer of Perimeter Solutions, executed a complete liquidation of his shareholdings through 3 separate sales totaling 49,540 shares for $1,639,066.58 on 2026-05-13. The stock currently trades at $33.23, approximately -4.8% from its 52-week high of $34.89, having gained +22.4% over the past 30 days and +26.7% over the past 90 days. Among his prior 5 sales at PRM, four of the five trades (2026-05-12, 2026-05-11, 2026-05-08, and 2025-09-05) subsequently posted 90-day returns in the +1.2% to +7.9% range, with only one prior sale showing a 90-day decline (-19.0% on 2025-12-12). The complete elimination of his stake during a period of recent stock strength and near 52-week highs merits investor attention, particularly given that prior sales at this ticker have predominantly been followed by positive longer-term returns.

CFO executes three sales totaling $6.4M in May, offsetting simultaneous stock option exercises—net position unchanged after 36-month selling pattern.

Sable Kyle, Perimeter Solutions' Chief Financial Officer, executed a complex three-part sale strategy over four trading days in early May, liquidating roughly $6.4 million in shares. These sales were perfectly offset by stock option exercises occurring on the same dates, resulting in zero net change to her ownership—a common pattern for executives managing tax or liquidity around compensation vesting. What stands out is the scale: this filing adds three open-market sales to her 36-month record, bringing her total to five sales and zero open-market purchases, establishing a consistent pattern of liquidation. Her track record in this stock shows mixed timing results—one prior sale in late 2025 caught the stock before a decline (well-timed), while an earlier 2025 sale preceded a meaningful rally (poorly-timed)—leaving her credibility on exits unsettled. The stock currently trades near its 52-week highs after gaining sharply over the past month, which provides context for the timing: she is selling into strength after a substantial rally, though whether that marks a strategic exit or routine equity vesting remains ambiguous given the simultaneous exercises.

CFO Sable Kyle sells entire 100,000-share position (100.0%) in PRM for $2.8M at $28.47; company unprofitable with -$90.7M net income.

Sable Kyle, Chief Financial Officer of Perimeter Solutions, sold his complete holding of 100,000 shares (100.0% of his pre-transaction position) for $2,847,000.00 on 2025-12-12 at $28.47 per share—within 1.5% of the 52-week high of $28.90, despite the stock trading -3.2% from that peak at current price $27.99. The sale is material in scale and represents a complete exit rather than a partial reduction. The company's fundamentals provide context: latest quarterly revenue is $315,443,000.00, but the firm posted net income of -$90,660,000.00 and was unprofitable over its most recent full fiscal year. Kyle's prior sell at PRM on 2025-09-05 was followed by +27.2% 90-day performance—indicating the stock rose after that prior exit, making it poorly timed. This current sale at near-peak pricing, combined with the company's persistent losses and negative profitability, merits investor scrutiny of the underlying business deterioration and executive confidence signals.

CFO Kyle sells entire 40,000 share position in PRM for $882,000 as stock nears 52-week high

Sable Kyle, Chief Financial Officer of Perimeter Solutions, executed a complete liquidation of his shareholding, selling 40,000 shares at $22.05 on 2025-09-05 for $882,000.00. This full exit occurs as PRM trades near its 52-week high of $22.98 and has appreciated 27.7% over the prior 30 days and 72.8% over 90 days. The company faces structural headwinds: despite robust annual revenue growth of +74.2%, the firm reported negative net income of $-32.2M in its latest full fiscal year and $-32.2M in the most recent quarter, resulting in a high P/E ratio of 42.56 that reflects market pricing of growth rather than current profitability. A complete insider equity stake liquidation at peak valuations by the CFO—the executive responsible for capital allocation and financial oversight—warrants investor attention to whether operational cash generation can sustain current valuations.