Larissa Schwartz, serving as the Chief Legal Officer and Corporate Secretary at Okta, Inc. (NASDAQ: OKTA), finalized a stock transaction on June 22, 2026. The disposal involved 2,463 shares of Okta Class A Common Stock, executed at a per-share price of $120.00. The total value of the transaction was recorded at $295,560. This sale was structured under a Rule 10b5-1 trading plan, which Schwartz initiated on July 3, 2025. Post-transaction, Schwartz maintains a direct holding of 25,241 shares of Okta Class A Common Stock.
Okta shares were trading at $118.57 at the time of reporting, reflecting a 34% return over the preceding six months. Market analysis suggests the stock is currently priced slightly below its intrinsic value. The company demonstrates robust profitability with gross profit margins holding at 77%. Recent analyst activity indicates a positive shift in outlook, with 23 analysts revising their earnings estimates upward. Investors interested in detailed metrics can access Okta’s Pro Research Report, which is part of a broader coverage of over 1,400 US equities.
Beyond direct stock ownership, Schwartz holds significant Restricted Stock Units (RSUs) representing future claims on Okta Class A Common Stock. Her RSU portfolio includes 5,810 units that began vesting on June 15, 2024. The vesting schedule for these units stipulates that 8.33% of the shares vested immediately, with the remaining balance scheduled to vest in 11 equal quarterly installments. Additionally, Schwartz holds 21,560 RSUs that commenced vesting on June 15, 2025, following a comparable schedule. A third tranche of 39,517 RSUs began vesting on June 15, 2026, also with an initial 8.33% vesting event and the remainder distributed across 11 equal quarterly installments. All vesting events for these RSUs are strictly contingent upon her continuous employment with Okta.
Okta recently delivered strong first-quarter financial results, surpassing consensus expectations across multiple key metrics including revenue, current remaining performance obligations, operating margin, and free cash flow. This performance prompted Cantor Fitzgerald to raise its price target for Okta shares to $125, while maintaining an Overweight rating. DA Davidson also increased its price target to $130, citing a 12% year-over-year growth in current remaining performance obligations, which aligned with the growth rate observed in the previous quarter. UBS raised its price target to $150, driven by Okta’s strong first-quarter results and positive market reception of its artificial intelligence products by both partners and customers.
Despite the positive earnings reaction, Mizuho downgraded Okta from Outperform to Neutral, although it simultaneously raised its price target to $125. The downgrade was attributed to valuation concerns, despite the firm acknowledging Okta’s leadership position in the identity and access management market and the promising launch of its new agentic products. In corporate governance news, Okta shareholders approved amendments to the company’s 2017 Equity Incentive Plan. These amendments removed the plan’s termination date and eliminated the "evergreen" provision, reflecting strategic adjustments in equity management.
Market data indicates Okta shares closed at $118.57, reflecting a +0.41 point increase (+0.35%) at 15:59:59 USD. After-hours trading saw the stock at $118.96, up +0.38 points (+0.32%) at 17:19:44. The stock is included in AI-picked strategies, with analysts reviewing strategies for the ticker. The trading range over 1D, 1W, 1M, 6M, 1Y, 5Y, and Max periods is tracked, with the current price point highlighted at 118.57.