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Wave of Director Stock Sales Sends Signals at Formfactor

Wave of Director Stock Sales Sends Signals at Formfactor

New insider activity at Formfactor ( (FORM) ) has taken place on February 10, 2026.

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Recent insider activity at Formfactor has seen three directors trim their holdings in notable transactions. Director Jorge Titinger sold 2,000 shares of Formfactor stock in a deal valued at $177,680. Fellow Director Brian C. White executed a larger sale of 5,500 shares, totaling $500,225 in proceeds. Director Rebeca Obregon-Jimenez also sold 2,770 shares, with her transaction amounting to $265,421. These combined stock sales highlight a wave of director-level disposals involving hundreds of thousands of dollars in Formfactor equity.

Recent Updates on FORM stock

FormFactor shares jumped about 18% to the mid‑$80s after a record Q4 and upbeat Q1 guidance highlighted strong DRAM and systems demand, expanding margins, and robust cash generation. Analysts raising price targets cited the earnings beat, visible progress toward long‑term margin and EPS goals, growing HBM and AI‑driven chip test demand, the 2nm transition, and expanded capacity that could drive revenue and earnings upside through 2026 despite later‑cycle risks.

Spark’s Take on FORM Stock

According to Spark, TipRanks’ AI Analyst, FORM is a Outperform.

The score is driven primarily by solid financial stability (very low leverage) and strong technical momentum (price well above rising moving averages). Offsetting these positives are weak recent free-cash-flow conversion and a very expensive valuation (P/E ~121). The latest earnings call was a net positive due to record results and improving margin guidance, though tariff, concentration, and ramp-cost risks remain.

To see Spark’s full report on FORM stock, click here.

More about Formfactor

YTD Price Performance: 70.10%

Average Trading Volume: 1,169,313

Technical Sentiment Signal: Buy

Current Market Cap: $7B

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