Maurice Sciammas, Executive Vice President at Monolithic Power Systems Inc., sold 22,875 shares of the company’s common stock on February 6, 2026. The reported sale price was $1,171.1637 per share, producing a total transaction value of $26,790,369.
Following the transaction, Sciammas retains direct ownership of 178,625 shares of Monolithic Power Systems. The company is currently valued at roughly $55.7 billion on public markets, with its stock trading near a 52-week high of $1,250.
Monolithic Power Systems has delivered a notable return over recent periods. The shares are up 64.7% over the last 12 months and have appreciated 43.7% over the previous six months.
The sale was reported as required under the company’s equity incentive plan and was conducted to cover tax withholding obligations tied to the release of restricted stock units. The company’s disclosure notes that such withholding sales are part of the program’s standard procedures.
Independent analysis indicates the stock sits slightly above its Fair Value estimate while the firm retains a "GREAT" score for overall financial health. The company has also maintained dividend payments for 13 consecutive years and currently provides a yield of 0.7%.
Recent operating results have supported a bullish analyst reaction. Monolithic Power reported fourth-quarter 2025 earnings per share of $4.79, beating the $4.73 consensus. The company also posted record quarterly revenue of $751.2 million, above the $740.23 million expected by analysts.
In the wake of the quarter, multiple research firms revised their price targets higher. KeyBanc increased its target to $1,500, citing the strength of the quarterly results and first-quarter guidance. TD Cowen lifted its target to $1,350, noting an improved outlook for the company’s Enterprise Data business, which is projected to grow by more than 50% by 2026. Needham raised its target to $1,300, highlighting solid performance and growth prospects in Enterprise Data. These adjustments reflect a positive tone among analysts following the company’s most recent quarter.
This disclosure of an executive sale, accompanied by continued operational momentum and analyst target increases, provides investors with updated information on insider activity and recent company performance. The sale was explicitly disclosed as a tax-withholding measure tied to restricted stock units, and the company’s financial metrics and guidance continue to inform market and analyst sentiment.