Tonya Stevens, the Chief Accounting Officer at Lattice Semiconductor (NASDAQ: LSCC), executed an open-market sale of 1,113 shares of the company's common stock on March 11, 2026. The shares changed hands at $94.00 apiece, producing a total transaction value of $104,622. Following the disposition, Stevens retained a direct ownership stake of 62,302 shares.
The sale comes amid a period of notable share-price momentum for Lattice. Over the last 12 months the stock has appreciated roughly 55 percent. At the time of reporting the share price stood at $86.77, below the level at which Stevens sold her holdings.
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Separately from the insider transaction, Lattice published its fourth-quarter fiscal 2025 results, which beat revenue expectations and met consensus for earnings per share. Management followed the quarter with guidance for the first quarter of fiscal 2026 that outpaced consensus forecasts for both revenue and adjusted earnings per share.
Those operational and financial results prompted several brokerages to revise their price targets. Stifel increased its target from $80 to $110 and maintained a Buy rating. KeyBanc raised its target to $125 from $95, citing particularly strong performance in the Communications and Computing segment. Needham also adjusted its target to $110 from $90, pointing to a solid outlook.
In a related personnel update, Lattice announced that Tonya Stevens will resign from her role as Chief Accounting Officer effective March 29, with the company indicating there were no disagreements with her departure.
On the product and ecosystem front, Lattice introduced a Cyber Resilience Reference Kit intended to assist designers of secure systems. The kit was developed in collaboration with EXOR International and TrustiPhi, and the company positioned the release as part of its ongoing strategic initiatives and market positioning.
These items - an insider sale by the CAO, recent quarterly results and guidance, multiple upward price-target adjustments from sell-side analysts, and new product offerings developed with partners - together form the backdrop against which investors and analysts are assessing Lattice's near-term prospects and valuation.
While the insider sale is a discrete transaction with clear dollar values and share counts, it sits alongside company-reported operational strength and external valuation views that diverge on whether the current market price reflects fair value.
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