Vicor Corp (NASDAQ:VICR) reported that Nancy L. Grava, the company’s vice president of human resources, completed a sale of 2,616 shares of common stock on February 24, 2026. The shares were sold at $187 apiece, producing proceeds of $489,192.
According to public filings, the disposition followed option exercises executed by Grava on the same day to acquire a total of 2,616 shares. Those option exercises were split across two grants: one for 1,816 shares with an exercise price of $69.04, and a second for 800 shares with an exercise price of $38.95. The combined exercise outlay for those option exercises amounted to $156,536.
Market data shows Vicor’s stock later rose to $198.52, trading in the vicinity of its reported 52-week high of $190.72. Over the prior 12 months, the share price has advanced by 215%. Separately, InvestingPro analysis cited in company reporting indicates Vicor is trading above its Fair Value, suggesting an elevated valuation relative to that metric.
Transaction breakdown
- Shares sold: 2,616
- Sale date: February 24, 2026
- Sale price per share: $187
- Proceeds from sale: $489,192
- Options exercised (total shares): 2,616
- Option exercise details: 1,816 shares at $69.04; 800 shares at $38.95
- Total paid to exercise options: $156,536
Context and valuation note
The filing indicates the sale and the option exercises occurred concurrently on February 24, 2026. Market commentary included in available analysis flags a possible valuation discrepancy, with InvestingPro assessing the stock as currently overvalued relative to its Fair Value. The share price movement and the company’s 12-month gain of 215% are noted alongside that valuation view.
Beyond the raw transaction figures, the filings do not provide additional commentary on the motivations behind the exercises or the sale. The disclosures furnish the mechanics and monetary amounts involved, leaving interpretation of intent and timing to market participants.