[Form 4] Olema Pharmaceuticals, Inc. Insider Trading Activity
Olema Pharmaceuticals director Cyrus Harmon reported open-market sales totaling 25,000 common shares across two trading dates in September 2025, reducing his direct holdings from 754,140 to 744,140 shares and his indirect holdings (via Harmon Family Investors LLC, which he manages) from 120,114 to 117,028 shares. The reported weighted-average sale prices ranged from about $8.02 to $8.37, with specific weighted averages of $8.04 and $8.33 for direct sales and $8.08 and $8.32 for indirect sales. The Form 4 discloses the manager relationship for the indirect holdings and provides ranges and weighted averages for the trades.
- Full disclosure of open-market sales with weighted-average prices and price ranges provided
- Indirect ownership structure is clearly disclosed (Harmon Family Investors LLC, reporting person is manager)
- Timely Form 4 filing signed by an attorney-in-fact, indicating procedural compliance
- Insider sales totaling 25,000 shares reduced both direct and indirect holdings, which may concern some investors
- Reduction in indirect holdings from 120,114 to 117,028 shares via the family LLC
Insights
TL;DR: Director sold 25,000 shares in two trades at ~$8.04–$8.33, modestly reducing both direct and indirect ownership.
The reporting shows routine, disclosed open-market sales rather than derivative exercises or transfers. Total shares sold equal 25,000, with weighted-average prices disclosed for each transaction group. Direct ownership decreased by 10,000 shares after 09/18/2025 to 744,140; indirect holdings via Harmon Family Investors LLC decreased to 117,028. From an investor-impact perspective, the transactions are transparent and do not indicate concentrated disposal or unusual derivative activity.
TL;DR: Insider sales were fully reported and identify the manager relationship for indirect holdings, supporting governance transparency.
The Form 4 properly discloses the reporting person as a director and manager of an affiliated LLC holding indirect shares. The filing includes weighted-average prices and price ranges and is signed by an attorney-in-fact, which aligns with standard compliance practices. While insider sales can raise questions about sentiment, the filing contains no indication of policy breaches or undisclosed related-party transfers.