Former Realloys Inc. officer Charles Brandon Smith disclosed the sale of 8,500 shares of common stock on February 27, 2026, in a Form 4 filed with the Securities and Exchange Commission. The trades were executed in two separate transactions, producing total proceeds of $131,500.
According to the filing, Smith sold 7,500 shares at $15.00 per share and an additional 1,000 shares at $19.00 per share. Following those transactions, Smith is recorded as directly owning 31,513 shares of Realloys Inc.; the filing notes that 12,500 of those shares are underlying vested options.
Market data cited in the filing show the company's shares have climbed to $21.12, trading close to a 52-week high of $21.90. The filing also references strong recent performance, indicating a 577% increase over the past year and a 161% gain year-to-date, according to InvestingPro data.
Beyond the insider sale, Realloys has advanced several corporate developments. Blackboxstocks Inc. has completed its merger with Realloys Inc., with the combined entity to operate under the Realloys Inc. name and trade on the Nasdaq Capital Market using the ticker symbol ALOY.
The company has announced additions to its board of directors, naming Bob Foresman, former Vice Chairman of UBS Investment Bank, and retired four-star General Jack Keane. The appointments were described as taking effect following the completion of the merger.
Realloys is also pursuing supply and processing initiatives for rare earth materials. The company has entered into non-binding agreements with AltynGroup Kazakhstan LLP intended to secure rare earth feedstock sourced from Kazakhstan. Those agreements are described as facilitating the processing of rare earth elements in North America.
Additionally, Realloys and Mission Critical Materials LLC have signed a memorandum of understanding to explore development of a domestic supply chain focused on converting acid mine drainage into rare earth metals and magnets. The memorandum notes that the collaboration will leverage advanced technologies developed at West Virginia University, with an aim of supporting supply chain requirements for defense applications.
The Form 4 filing on Smith's transactions and the company's disclosures regarding merger completion, board appointments, and strategic agreements provide an updated view of recent insider activity and corporate moves at Realloys. The company's recent equity performance and the various strategic steps to secure feedstock and develop processing capabilities are described in the filings referenced above.