Streamex Corp. common stock traded under the symbol STEX saw a material insider buy late last month when Chief Investment Officer Williams Mitchell Young acquired 51,511 shares on January 23, 2026.
The shares were purchased at prices between $3.00 and $3.08, producing an average cost of $3.0256 per share and a total cash outlay of $155,851. Following the acquisition, Young directly holds 1,051,511 Streamex shares.
The timing of Young's purchase coincides with recent market movement for the stock. Over the past week the share price has declined 8.19 percent, and Streamex stock was trading at $3.54 at the time of the reporting. That price represents roughly a 17 percent premium to Young's average purchase price.
On a broader basis, Streamex carries a market capitalization of $59.46 million. The company has delivered a strong one-year return of 220.2 percent, even as available data indicate Streamex is not yet profitable. Analysts covering the company have established a consensus price target of $12 per share.
Several corporate financing and strategic moves are unfolding at Streamex. The company announced plans to prepay $50 million in secured convertible debentures, with the intention to retire that debt by paying a 10 percent premium. Separately, Streamex has priced a public offering of 11.67 million shares at $3.00 per share, an issuance expected to generate approximately $35 million in gross proceeds. The offering is being managed by Needham & Company and Siebert, with an anticipated closing date around January 26, 2026.
Shareholder governance actions were also on the calendar. At the 2025 annual meeting, Streamex shareholders approved the election of directors and agreed to amendments to the company incentive plan. In a further strategic move, Streamex completed a share swap that gave it a 9.9 percent position in Empress Royalty Corp., a transaction valued at $12.2 million.
Taken together, the insider purchase and the company's contemporaneous debt, equity and strategic investments illustrate active balance sheet management and corporate repositioning. The company is executing multiple transactions in a short timeframe while its shares trade above the level paid by its CIO.
Note: This article reports on the reported insider transaction, market pricing and company disclosures as described above. It does not offer investment advice.