Sudhir Srivastava

CEO Sudhir Srivastava purchases 498,753 shares at $4.01; part of 2-insider cluster buy despite SSII trading -61.1% from 52-week high and unprofitable fundamentals.

Sudhir Srivastava, Chairman and CEO, purchased 498,753 shares for $1,999,999.53 on 2026-03-06, increasing his holdings to 109.85M shares. This transaction occurs in a cluster: 2 other insiders also bought within 14 days, suggesting coordinated board-level action. However, the context is deeply mixed. The stock trades at $4.42 currently, -61.1% from its 52-week high of $11.35 and down 26.6% over 90 days despite a +16.6% move in the past 30 days. Fundamentally, the company posted a net loss of $3.7M in its latest quarter and was unprofitable over its most recent full fiscal year, though it achieved +105.7% annual revenue growth. Notably, Srivastava's prior 5 trades at SSII were all sells (between 2024-12-31 and 2025-02-20), each followed by strong positive returns; his cross-ticker track record shows 9 prior sells with a 0.00% well-timed rate at the 90-day mark. This shift from selling to buying, paired with significant price depreciation and persistent losses, merits examination of whether the cluster buy reflects conviction in a turnaround or reflects other considerations such as support-the-stock dynamics.

Chairman/CEO Srivastava sold 3,645,224 shares at $1.37 (now $10.00) on 2025-02-20; prior timing poor; company unprofitable.

SRIVASTAVA SUDHIR, Chairman and CEO, sold 3,645,224 shares at $1.37 on 2025-02-20, reducing holdings by 3.8% to 91,338,146 shares and generating $5,001,247.33 in proceeds. The stock now trades at $10.00, representing a 630% move above the sale price. His cross-ticker track record shows 8 prior sells with an average 90-day return of +519.9%, but a well-timed rate of 0.00%, indicating his prior sales occurred before gains, not declines. At SSII specifically, all five prior measurable same-ticker sales returned 541%–559% at the 30-day mark, none yet measurable at 90 days. The company reported net income of $-6,119,381.00 for its most recent full fiscal year, meaning the insider is selling into an unprofitable operation. While the recent 30-day (+17.6%) and 90-day (+170.3%) price appreciation could signal emerging recovery, the sale executed near the low end of the 52-week range ($0.32–$10.00) suggests the timing of this particular transaction—relative to subsequent price performance—warrants examination of concurrent developments.

SSII Chair/CEO Srivastava sold 1.25M shares at $1.37 on 2025-02-14; stock rallied +233.3% in 90d post-sale while company was unprofitable.

SRIVASTAVA SUDHIR, Chairman and CEO of SSII, sold 1,250,000 shares at $1.37 on 2025-02-14, reducing holdings from 96,233,370 to 94,983,370 shares. This sale occurred in the context of severe stock volatility: the company had rallied +233.3% over the prior 90 days and currently trades at $10.00, representing 630% appreciation from the transaction price. However, the company posted net income of $-6,119,381.00 for its most recent full fiscal year, indicating unprofitability during this explosive price run. Srivastava's prior five sales at SSII all occurred after the stock had already risen substantially (+481% to +559.6% within 30 days of each sale), and none have yet produced negative 90-day post-sale returns that would indicate well-timed selling. The CEO retains 94,983,370 shares despite this sale, suggesting retained confidence in absolute terms, though his recent sale pattern—five transactions in 45 days—alongside deteriorating fundamentals warrants investor attention.

CEO Sudhir Srivastava sold 1,093,294 shares of SSII at $1.37 on 2025-01-29 for $1,499,999.37; company is unprofitable with -$6,119,381.00 net income.

SRIVASTAVA SUDHIR, Chairman and CEO, sold 1.09M shares at $1.37 while the stock now trades at $9.05 (52-week high), suggesting the sale occurred at a significant discount to current levels. The company reported negative net income of $-6,119,381.00 in its most recent full fiscal year, indicating ongoing unprofitability despite a $1.5B market cap. His prior trades at SSII show a consistent pattern: five prior sells executed between 2024-11-25 and 2025-01-09, all at lower prices, with post-sale returns of +410.2% to +559.6% over 30 days—yet the 90-day timing success rate at this ticker remains unmeasurable as outcome data has not matured. The sale reduces his holdings by 1.1% to 96.64M shares, leaving him with substantial control. What warrants attention is the divergence between the heavily discounted transaction prices on all recent sells and the stock's current $9.05 level, paired with the company's unprofitable fundamentals.

SSII Chairman/CEO Srivastava sold 1,457,726 shares at $1.37; stock now $8.11 (+88.6% in 30d, +131.7% in 90d)

On 2025-01-09, SRIVASTAVA SUDHIR, Chairman and CEO of SS Innovations International, Inc., sold 1,457,726 shares at $1.37, reducing his holdings from 99,552,825 to 98,095,099 shares. The stock has appreciated substantially since the sale: from the transaction price of $1.37 to a current price of $8.11, representing a +30-day return of +88.6% and a +90-day return of +131.7%. This sale occurred amid a steep recent rally and while the company remains unprofitable with net income of $-6,119,381.00. The insider's five prior trades at SSII since late October 2024 show consistently strong ex-post returns (ranging from +153.4% to +481.0% at the 30-day mark), yet all sales have been followed by continued stock appreciation rather than declines, indicating a pattern of selling ahead of rallies rather than at market tops.

CEO Srivastava sold 3,644,315 shares ($5.0M) at $1.37 on 2024-12-31; stock up +95% in 30d; company unprofitable.

SRIVASTAVA SUDHIR, Chairman and CEO, sold 3,644,315 shares on 2024-12-31 at $1.37, reducing holdings by -3.5% to 99,552,825 shares. The sale occurred when SSII stock was trading $0.32–$8.50 over 52 weeks and has since appreciated +95.0% in 30 days, suggesting the CEO sold before a significant rally. The company reported net income of $-6,119,381.00, indicating unprofitability in its most recent fiscal year. Notably, his prior SAME-TICKER sales on 2024-11-25 and 2024-10-31 showed 30-day returns of +410.2% and +153.4% respectively—a pattern where the stock gained substantially after the insider's sales. This sequence of sales into rising prices, combined with the company's negative earnings, warrants examination of whether these divestitures reflect strategic liquidity decisions or other operational considerations during a period of financial losses.

Chairman and CEO Srivastava sells 3,645,224 shares ($5.0M) at $1.37; stock now $8.00, up 116.2% in 30 days post-sale.

SRIVASTAVA SUDHIR (Chairman and CEO) sold 3,645,224 shares of SSII at $1.37 on 2024-12-23 for $5,001,247.33 total value, reducing holdings from 106,852,364 to 103,207,140 shares (-3.4%). The stock has surged to $8.00 (current price) since the sale, a 30-day gain of +116.2%, putting the insider's timing well outside historical norms. His same-ticker history shows three prior sales at SSII with measurable 30-day outcomes of +410.2%, +153.4%, and a more recent sale on 2024-12-10 (outcome pending), signaling consistent post-sale appreciation. Against this backdrop, his cross-ticker track record averaged +281.8% return 30 days after prior sells, yet FACTS note "0 of 0 prior sells were well-timed at the 90-day mark" — indicating the stock typically rises further after each sale. The company remains unprofitable (net income: $-6,119,381.00), yet valuation momentum and insider selling patterns warrant attention to whether market enthusiasm has outpaced fundamental recovery.

CEO Srivastava sells 1,400,620 shares at $1.46; stock now at $4.30, down -49.4% from 52-week high

SRIVASTAVA SUDHIR (Chairman and CEO) sold 1,400,620 shares on 2024-12-10 at $1.46, reducing holdings by -1.3% to 106.85M shares. The company reported a full-year net loss of $-6,119,381.00, and the stock has rallied +22.9% in the past 30 days but remains -49.4% below its 52-week high of $8.50. His prior trade at SSII (a sell on 2024-10-31) showed a +153.4% 30-day return, meaning the stock rose after that sale. The current sale at a depressed price point—relative to the 52-week range—occurs within the context of unprofitable operations and recent price recovery, but without measurable longer-term outcomes from his recent November and December sales, the timing signal remains inconclusive at this stage.

SSII Chairman/CEO Srivastava sells 7,289,539 shares for $10.0M at $1.37; stock now at $3.70, down 56.5% from 52-week high.

Chairman and CEO SRIVASTAVA SUDHIR executed a 7.29M share sale on 2024-11-25 at $1.37 per share, reducing holdings from 115.54M to 108.25M shares (a 6.3% reduction of his pre-transaction position). The transaction generated $10,001,247.51 in proceeds. Since the sale, the stock has appreciated to $3.70 per share—a 170% gain from the transaction price—placing the insider's sale significantly underwater on a price-performance basis. The company is unprofitable (full-year net income: $-6,119,381.00) and the stock trades -56.5% below its 52-week high of $8.50. This represents the insider's only prior same-ticker transaction on record (a prior sell on 2024-10-31), limiting historical evidence of his trading acumen at SSII; his cross-ticker track record includes 1 prior sell, but the outcome timing is not yet measurable. The sale's poor price execution relative to post-transaction gains is notable, though without scheduled-trade flags or announced plans, the motivation remains opaque.

SSII Chairman/CEO Srivastava sold 1,399,595 shares at $1.46; stock now $3.50, up 139% since trade at negative $-2.9M net income

SRIVASTAVA SUDHIR, Chairman and CEO, sold 1,399,595 shares at $1.46 on 2024-10-31 for total value of $2,043,408.70, reducing his holdings from 116,942,118 to 115,542,523 shares. The transaction occurred when SSII was unprofitable with net income of $-2.9M, yet the stock has since appreciated to $3.50, representing a 139% move from the sale price. This sale by the company's top executive during a period of negative earnings—combined with the subsequent sharp recovery in the stock price—creates a disconnect worth monitoring: an insider liquidation during financial underperformance that was followed by a reversal in valuation. The current price is -65.0% from the 52-week high, indicating sustained volatility and a broader revaluation cycle that extends beyond the timing of this single transaction.