SentinelOne, Inc. reported a non-discretionary sale by its President and Chief Executive Officer, Tomer Weingarten, who divested 23,063 shares of Class A Common Stock on February 6, 2026. The shares traded at $13.15 each, resulting in a total transaction value of $303,278.
The company, with a market valuation of $4.49 billion, has seen recent share price pressure, with the stock declining 5.44% over the past week and trading close to its 52-week low. The sale was carried out to satisfy tax withholding obligations tied to the vesting and settlement of Restricted Stock Units, and was not a discretionary sale by Weingarten.
Following the transaction, Weingarten directly holds 1,122,545 shares of SentinelOne stock. The filing notes that a portion of these shares remain subject to forfeiture if certain vesting conditions are not met.
Operationally, SentinelOne is not currently profitable, but analysts expect the company to reach profitability in the current fiscal year. The firm has recorded robust top-line expansion, with revenue growth of 24.09% over the last twelve months.
Several other corporate developments were disclosed alongside the insider transaction:
- SentinelOne reached an agreement with the Israeli Tax Authority resolving transfer pricing matters related to its subsidiary, Sentinel Labs Israel Ltd. The agreement covers valuation and taxation issues for the subsidiary’s intellectual property for fiscal years ending January 31, 2021 through January 31, 2025.
- The company’s Singularity Platform received GovRAMP Authorization at the High Impact level, enabling government organizations to deploy the platform for protection of critical data and infrastructure in the public sector security market.
- Research and market commentary have noted SentinelOne’s positioning in emerging security needs for autonomous agents following its acquisition of Prompt Security. A report from Citron Research highlighted the company’s potential to address security vulnerabilities introduced by AI agents.
- Stephens has reiterated an Overweight rating on SentinelOne, maintaining a price target of $20.00, citing an attractive growth outlook and a compelling valuation.
These items frame the insider filing within a broader set of company developments that touch on taxation, government authorization for cloud security usage, strategic M&A integration, and ongoing analyst coverage. The insider sale itself was specifically executed to meet tax obligations from RSU settlement and therefore does not indicate a discretionary decision by company leadership.
Observers should note the coexistence of strong revenue growth and the company’s current unprofitable status, along with continued analyst expectations for a move to profitability in the current fiscal year. The transaction leaves the CEO with a sizeable direct holding, some of which remains contingent on future vesting criteria.