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Xometry CEO Sells Over $1.3 Million in Stock
Randolph Altschuler offloads nearly 32,000 shares as company's stock price declines
Published on Feb. 28, 2026
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Xometry, Inc. CEO Randolph Altschuler sold 31,928 shares of the company's stock on February 26th, 2026 for a total value of $1,386,952.32. The sale represented a 7.90% decrease in Altschuler's position, leaving him with 372,377 shares valued at $16,176,056.88. The transaction was disclosed in a legal filing with the SEC.
Why it matters
Insider sales can provide insight into management's view of a company's prospects. Altschuler's sizable sale, amounting to over $1.3 million, may signal concerns about Xometry's short-term stock performance, even as the company continues to expand its on-demand manufacturing platform.
The details
Altschuler sold the 31,928 shares at an average price of $43.44, a 7.90% decrease from his previous holdings. Xometry's stock has seen volatility in recent months, trading between a 52-week low of $18.59 and a high of $73.87. The company's shares closed at $41.01 on the day of the sale.
- The shares were sold on Thursday, February 26th, 2026.
The players
Randolph Altschuler
The CEO of Xometry, Inc., a technology-driven marketplace that connects businesses with on-demand manufacturing capacity.
Xometry, Inc.
A NASDAQ-listed company that operates a platform for custom manufacturing services, including CNC machining, 3D printing, and injection molding.
The takeaway
Altschuler's substantial sale of Xometry stock, amounting to over $1.3 million, suggests he may have concerns about the company's short-term performance, even as Xometry continues to expand its on-demand manufacturing platform. Insider transactions can provide valuable insights into management's views on a company's prospects.


