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Sea Limited COO Gang Ye Sells $4.2 Million in Shares

Sea Limited COO Gang Ye Sells $4.2 Million in Shares

Sea Limited's Chief Operating Officer, Gang Ye, recently sold 40,000 shares of the company's Class A ordinary stock, valued at approximately $4.2 million. This sale, documented in a recent SEC Form 4 filing, was executed through a pre-determined Rule 10b5-1 trading plan, allowing insiders to manage their portfolio diversification and liquidity requirements.

Despite the sale, Gang Ye retains a significant stake in Sea Limited, holding about 21.0 million shares, which includes 20.4 million shares directly and 638,792 shares indirectly through a British Virgin Islands entity. This position is currently valued at $2.18 billion, based on the September 16, 2026, market close. The stock price at the time of the transaction was $103.50, reflecting a decline of 45% over the past year, which preceded the share sale.

Sea Limited, a key player in the digital entertainment, e-commerce, and financial services sectors, reported trailing twelve-month revenue of $27.7 billion and net income of $1.6 billion, maintaining a market capitalization of $58.7 billion. The company operates three main business segments: digital entertainment via its Garena platform, e-commerce operations, and digital financial services.

Its diverse customer base spans Southeast Asia, Latin America, and broader Asian markets, catering to digital-native consumers and merchants in emerging markets. Despite Gang Ye's share sale, industry analysts believe the company's growth prospects remain robust, driven by its investments in high-growth markets and a diversified portfolio of digital services.

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