Insider transaction records filed with the Securities and Exchange Commission show Lattice Semiconductor NASDAQ:LSCC senior vice president of sales Erhaan Shaikh reported a mix of acquisitions and disposals earlier this month.
Per a Form 4/A filing, Shaikh sold 1,577 shares of common stock on March 10, 2026, at a per-share price of $93.325, producing proceeds of $147,173. The filing also indicates that on March 9, 2026, Shaikh received 3,211 shares of common stock as an incentive payment for which no purchase price was paid.
In the same filing the issuer applied 1,634 shares to cover tax obligations at a price of $90.63, an action the filing lists as totaling $148,089. After recording these movements, Shaikh is shown as directly owning 82,617 shares of Lattice Semiconductor.
At the market level, Lattice Semiconductor shares have advanced 56% over the last 12 months and are trading at $92.39, with a reported market capitalization of $12.65 billion. An InvestingPro analysis cited in the filing commentary indicates the stock is trading above its Fair Value and places the company on a Most Overvalued list; the analysis references a Pro Research Report that includes detailed valuation metrics and additional ProTips for LSCC.
Company financials and guidance cited alongside the filings provide context to the share-price movement. Lattice reported fourth-quarter fiscal 2025 results in which revenue exceeded expectations while earnings per share met projections. The company also issued guidance for the first quarter of fiscal 2026 that the filing describes as strong, exceeding consensus estimates for both revenue and adjusted earnings per share.
Following those results, several brokerages revised their price targets higher. Stifel raised its target to $110 and kept a Buy rating. KeyBanc moved its target to $125, citing improved performance in Lattice’s Communications and Computing segment. Needham lifted its target to $110, noting a strong outlook and revenue beat, while Rosenblatt Securities increased its target to $105, pointing to demand from data centers and physical AI applications.
In product developments noted alongside the filings, Lattice has introduced a Cyber Resilience Reference Kit aimed at enhancing secure system design for manufacturers of industrial and edge devices.
Contextual note: The SEC Form 4/A filings form the factual basis for the insider transactions described above. The company results, guidance, analyst target changes and product launch are included in the same reporting that accompanied the insider disclosure.