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Nike's Chief Legal Officer Sells 3,646 Shares as the Stock Falls to a 52-Week Low

Key PointsChief Legal Officer Robert Leinwand disposed of 3,646 shares for a total value of approximately $137,053 on September 9, 2026.

Kristen Cunningham, the Chief Sales Officer at Lifevantage Corp, sold 9,001 shares of the company's common stock in mid-September 2026, generating an aggregate value of $55,649. The sales occurred at prices between $6.18 and $6.41 per share. As of the current trading price of $6.25, the stock has decreased by approximately 47% from its 52-week high of $11.71.

Ms. Cunningham sold 100 shares on September 11, 2026, at $6.41 each. A larger sale of 8,901 shares took place on September 14, 2026, with the shares priced at a weighted average of $6.18. On September 10, 2026, she disposed of 2,254 shares for $14,357, which was a payment to address tax liabilities. Post these reported transactions, Ms. Cunningham remains as the largest individual shareholder with 120,162 shares.

Despite the insider sale, Lifevantage Corp continues to exhibit robust financial health. The company boasts a notable gross profit margin of 77.6% and has more cash assets than debt obligations on its balance sheet. LifeVantage Corp announced its fourth-quarter earnings, which fell short of expectations, with a 23.1% decrease in revenue to $42.37 million.

Earnings per share also did not meet projections, reporting $0.11 against the estimated $0.13. The decline in order volume and average order sizes contributed to this financial downturn. These results have prompted concerns among investors and analysts, highlighting a need for stakeholders to closely monitor the company's performance.

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