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Omada Health CEO Sean Duffy sells $248,730 in company shares

Omada Health CEO Sean Duffy sells $248,730 in company shares

On November 4, 2026, Omada Health CEO Sean Duffy traded 12,944 shares of the company's common stock, selling them for a total of $248,730. This transaction was carried out through a pre-established trading plan that Mr. Duffy had approved on March 13, 2026. The shares were exchanged at prices ranging from $19.11 to $19.50, with a weighted average cost of $19.2159 per share.

Notably, the stock price has plummeted 19% in the past week, dropping to $15.09. Despite the recent decline, Omada Health remains profitable and analysts have recently adjusted their earnings estimates in an upward direction, signaling potential upside. In addition to selling shares, Mr. Duffy also exercised options to purchase 12,944 shares at an exercise price of $5.82 per share, amounting to $75,334.

Following these transactions, Mr. Duffy now directly owns 382,594 shares of Omada Health common stock, with an additional 851,659 shares held indirectly in family trusts for his beneficiaries. He has disclaimed beneficial ownership of the indirectly held shares, except to the extent of his pecuniary interest. Omada Health's financial performance in the third quarter showed significant growth, with revenue increasing 34% year-over-year to $91 million and adjusted earnings of $0.10 per share, outpacing Wall Street's expectations of a $0.03 loss per share.

However, the stock experienced a drop following this positive earnings report, possibly due to the company's cautious outlook for the fourth quarter and anticipated slower growth.

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