Arlo Technologies Inc (NASDAQ:ARLO) reported a series of insider transactions by Chief Executive Officer Matthew Blake Mcrae in early February, according to a Form 4 filing with the Securities and Exchange Commission.
The filing shows Mcrae sold a total of 153,915 shares of common stock in transactions executed on February 4, 5 and 6. The aggregate proceeds from those sales are listed at approximately $1.9 million, with executed prices cited in the filing between $12.295 and $12.6452.
Transaction details in the Form 4 break the activity down as follows:
- On February 4, Mcrae sold 58,604 shares. The sales executed that day carried a weighted average price of $12.6452, and the filing lists individual execution prices in the range of $11.76 to $13.17.
- On February 5, Mcrae sold 18,085 shares at a weighted average price of $12.3766; the filing shows individual prices from $12.2970 to $12.3788 and reports total proceeds for that block at $223,830.
- On February 6, Mcrae sold 95,326 shares.
In addition to the sales, the Form 4 indicates that on February 4 Mcrae acquired 167,447 shares of common stock, with the acquisition recorded at a value of $0 in the filing. The document does not provide further explanation of the nature of that acquisition.
Separately noted in the filing and accompanying disclosures, Arlo has entered a partnership with Samsung SmartThings to integrate Arlo’s Smart Security Platform into the SmartThings ecosystem. That collaboration is described as initially focusing on the U.S. market, enabling SmartThings users to access enhanced security services through the SmartThings app. The filing also notes Arlo’s prior addition of its AI-powered object detection to the SmartThings platform.
Also mentioned in the filing’s broader industry notes, Corsair Gaming, Inc. has appointed Gordon Mattingly as Chief Financial Officer effective December 2, 2025. Mattingly will succeed Michael G. Potter, who served as CFO for six years; Potter will remain as an advisor to CEO Thi La through the end of December 2025 and then serve as a consultant until March 31, 2026 to support the transition.
These disclosures collectively document recent insider trading activity at Arlo alongside corporate partnerships and leadership moves in the wider tech sector. The Form 4 provides specific trade volumes, price ranges, and the reported $0 valuation for the reported acquisition, without offering commentary on the motivations behind the transactions.