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Arteris CEO sold shares on Feb. 10 amid insider selling, though company sees growth in AI chip IP use.
On February 10, 2026, Arteris CEO K. Charles Janac sold 2,756 shares at $15.03 each, part of recent insider selling totaling over $2.5 million in late January and early February.
Major shareholder Bayview Legacy also sold shares on the same day, contributing to a broader pattern of insider activity.
Despite these sales, Arteris reported positive developments, including expanded use of its IP by NXP Semiconductors in AI and edge computing.
The stock closed at $15.10 on February 11, with a market cap of $659.57 million and a 52-week range of $5.46 to $19.85.
Analysts maintain a mixed consensus, with a Hold rating and a $17.50 target price, while investors await Q4 2025 earnings for further insight.
El CEO de Arteris vendió acciones el 10 de febrero en medio de la venta de información privilegiada, aunque la compañía ve un crecimiento en el uso de IP de chips AI.