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Wooley disposed of 17,726 shares at $108.55 each, cutting his direct stake by a quarter while retaining $5.77 million in equity.

Insider liquidated 21% of direct holdings at $110.49 per share, above the day's closing price, while retaining $10.2 million in company stock.

The insider liquidation trimmed his equity stake by 12% while stock trades near flat on the year.

This move was a non-discretionary disposition tied to RSU vesting.

This disposition was non-discretionary and triggered by the vesting of restricted stock units.

The Earth-imaging satellite data provider reported a notable insider sale following a 226% one-year stock surge.

This insider sale follows a volatile stretch for the stock, which is nonetheless up about 40% this past year.

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