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Mark N. Tompkins, a prominent former 10% owner of Aeluma, Inc. (ALMU), divested a total of $507,653 worth of common stock through two separate transactions on February 4, 2026, as the company prepares for its upcoming earnings report. The sales took place across various price points ranging from $14.63 to $15.12 per share, occurring just five days before the semiconductor firm is scheduled to release its latest financial results on February 11. This significant move by a major stakeholder comes amid a period of heightened volatility for the California-based company, which currently holds a market capitalization of approximately $247.5 million. The liquidation was executed in two distinct blocks to manage market impact. The first and largest transaction involved 28,544 shares sold at prices between $13.94 and $14.91. This was followed by a subsequent sale of 5,956 shares, where prices were slightly higher, ranging from $14.94 to $15.50. Despite these divestments, Tompkins maintains a substantial position in the company, retaining direct ownership of 1,790,488 shares. Market analysts often view such well-timed insider sales closely, particularly when they precede quarterly earnings announcements by less than a week. Technically, Aeluma’s stock has experienced a turbulent start to the year. While the company celebrated a nearly 98.4% gain over the previous 12 months, its short-term performance has been much weaker, recording a 12.2% decline in the week leading up to the sale and a nearly 30% drop over the last six months. Financial analysts from InvestingPro suggest that the stock may still be overvalued, citing a high Price/Book ratio of 6.05 and price levels currently trending above established fair value metrics. Looking ahead, investors are focusing on the February 11 earnings call to see if the company can reverse its recent losses. In the first quarter of fiscal year 2026, Aeluma reported a non-GAAP net loss of $0.03 per share, missing consensus estimates by a penny. Although revenue saw a dramatic year-over-year increase from $481,000 to $1.4 million, the company continues to face significant hurdles in achieving profitability. Shareholders will be looking for guidance on how the firm plans to navigate high operational costs and valuation concerns in the current fiscal climate.