SiTime Corp Director Christine Heckart Sells $903,000 in Shares Amid Stock Surge
Sitime Corp director Christine Heckart sells $903,000 in shares

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Christine Heckart, a director at SiTime Corporation, sold 1,290 shares for $903,000 on June 2, 2026. This sale occurs as SiTime's stock has risen 249% over the past year, though analysts suggest it may be overvalued. Heckart retains 790 shares directly and 9,305 shares indirectly through a family trust.
- 01Christine Heckart sold shares at $700 each, totaling $903,000.
- 02SiTime's stock has increased by 249% in the past year.
- 03Heckart retains 790 shares directly, including 390 shares from unvested restricted stock units.
- 04She indirectly owns 9,305 shares through a family trust.
- 05SiTime reported Q1 2026 earnings per share of $1.44, exceeding expectations.
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Christine Heckart, a director at SiTime Corporation (NASDAQ:SITM), sold 1,290 shares of the company's stock on June 2, 2026, for a total of $903,000, at a price of $700 per share. This transaction comes as SiTime's stock has surged 249% over the past year, although analysts from InvestingPro indicate that the stock may currently be overvalued compared to its Fair Value. Following the sale, Heckart directly holds 790 shares of SiTime, which includes 390 shares from a restricted stock unit award that has not yet vested. Additionally, she indirectly owns 9,305 shares held by the H D & Christine Heckart 2014 Family Trust, where she has voting and investment power. In related news, SiTime reported strong financial results for the first quarter of 2026, with earnings per share of $1.44, surpassing analysts' expectations of $1.17. The company also achieved revenue of $113.57 million, exceeding projections by 9.78%. Furthermore, SiTime has filed financial statements regarding its acquisition of the Timing Product Business from Renesas Electronics America Inc., which is part of its strategy to expand operations.
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