On January 16, 2026, Megan Chung, who holds dual roles as General Counsel and Secretary for Ouster, Inc., sold a total of 5,837 shares of the lidar technology company’s stock. Each share was sold at $27.24, culminating in an aggregate transaction of approximately $158,999. This sale follows a period marked by considerable share price volatility for Ouster, which has experienced a significant 134.8% increase over the preceding year, offset recently by a 7.7% decline in the past week, based on InvestingPro data.
Post-sale, Chung retains direct ownership of 183,141 shares. Ouster’s financial standing remains robust, characterized by a balance sheet where cash reserves exceed debt obligations and an encouraging current ratio of 3.25 indicates that liquid assets comfortably cover short-term liabilities.
The sale was carried out under a Rule 10b5-1 trading plan established on June 4, 2025, providing a prearranged framework for the transaction. While Ouster continues to operate without profitability, fiscal projections suggest a revenue growth rate of approximately 33% for the current year. InvestingPro’s analysis places Ouster’s stock valuation slightly above its Fair Value, with detailed evaluations accessible through a comprehensive Pro Research Report offered to subscribers.
In recent corporate disclosures, Ouster released its financial results for the third quarter of 2025. The company reported an earnings per share loss of $0.37, considerably worse than analyst estimates projecting a $0.16 loss per share. Conversely, revenue during this period reached $39.5 million, surpassing the $36.9 million expected. Further exhibiting confidence in Ouster’s market position, Oppenheimer reaffirmed an Outperform rating, assigning a price target of $39. The firm cited Ouster’s leadership in perception technology and integration of software solutions as key factors underpinning this outlook.
Additional strategic announcements include an amendment to the lease agreement for Ouster’s headquarters in San Francisco, extending the lease term until 2034 while negotiating a reduction in annual base rent effective 2026. Moreover, the company appointed Phillip M. Eyler, an experienced professional from the automotive technology sector, to the Board of Directors. Eyler will contribute expertise as a member of the Compensation Committee, reinforcing the company's governance framework.
These developments collectively underscore Ouster's efforts to reinforce its market positioning and operational foundation amid the evolving technological landscape and market dynamics.