Xometry Inc. (NASDAQ:XMTR) Chief Technology Officer Raghavan Vaidyanathan completed a sale of 4,572 shares of Class A Common Stock on February 26, 2026, generating approximately $198,625 in proceeds. The trades were executed in multiple transactions with execution prices spanning from $41.585 to $44.2603 per share.
The disposition was carried out to cover tax withholding obligations associated with the vesting of restricted stock units. The sales were processed automatically under a pre-arranged Rule 10b5-1 trading plan, according to the transaction details.
Two days earlier, on February 24, 2026, Vaidyanathan received a grant of restricted stock units that vested based on Xometry’s 2025 performance. That vesting resulted in the issuance of 30,479 shares of Class A Common Stock at a recorded price of $0.00.
After the February transactions, Vaidyanathan’s direct ownership in Xometry totals 64,304 shares. At current market levels, where the stock is trading at $45.26, that holding is valued at roughly $2.9 million.
Market context for Xometry has been mixed. The share price is currently at $45.26 and has experienced substantial movement recently, including a decline of 20% over the past week. Over a longer horizon, the stock has returned about 65% in the last 12 months.
Analysis available through InvestingPro cited in company reporting indicates the stock appears overvalued at current levels, and additional detail is available in the platform’s Pro Research Report.
Separately, Xometry released fourth-quarter 2025 results that exceeded consensus expectations on both the earnings and revenue lines. The company reported earnings per share of $0.16, topping the forecasted $0.12 - an outperformance of 33.33%. Revenue for the quarter was $192.39 million, above the anticipated $183.37 million, a beat of 4.92%.
Despite the stronger-than-expected fundamentals for the quarter, the company’s stock recorded a decline in pre-market trading. The share price settled at $53, down from a prior close of $57.15, a decrease of 9.39% in that session.
These developments — insider sales to satisfy tax obligations following an RSU vesting, recent price volatility, and quarterly results that outperformed expectations — provide multiple datapoints for investors monitoring Xometry’s stock and corporate insider activity. The combination of short-term weakness and strong year-over-year performance, together with third-party commentary on valuation, may factor into how investors assess the company going forward.