US Stock Insider Trading | Vericel Discloses 11 Insider Transactions on February 26

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On February 26, 2026, Vericel (VCEL) disclosed 11 insider trading transactions. Director Colangelo Dominick sold 8,824 shares on February 24, 2026.

[Recent Insider Transactions]

Disclosure Date Position Name Transaction Date Buy/Sell Quantity Price per Share/USD Total Amount/USD
February 26, 2026 Executive Flynn Sean C. February 24, 2026 Sell 1,331 38.25 $50,900
February 26, 2026 Executive Halpin Michael February 24, 2026 Sell 2,486 38.09 $94,700
February 26, 2026 Executive Mara Joseph Anthony Jr February 24, 2026 Sell 1,358 38.25 $51,900
February 26, 2026 Executive Flynn Sean C. February 24, 2026 Sell 1,553 38.09 $59,200
February 26, 2026 Executive Hopper Jonathan Mark February 24, 2026 Sell 1,335 38.09 $50,900
February 26, 2026 Executive Hopper Jonathan Mark February 24, 2026 Sell 636 38.25 $24,300
February 26, 2026 Director Colangelo Dominick February 24, 2026 Sell 8,824 38.09 $336,100
February 26, 2026 Executive Mara Joseph Anthony Jr February 24, 2026 Sell 1,358 38.09 $51,700
February 26, 2026 Executive SIEGAL JONATHAN February 24, 2026 Sell 627 38.09 $23,900
February 26, 2026 Executive Halpin Michael February 24, 2026 Sell 2,486 38.25 $95,100

[Company Profile]

Vericel Corporation, founded in 1989, is a regenerative medicine company focused on developing innovative cell therapies to repair or regenerate damaged or diseased tissues. The company is developing multi-cell therapies for patients with severe, chronic ischemic cardiovascular and cerebrovascular diseases. The company believes ixmyelocel-T is a multifunctional disease-modifying therapy that includes tissue regeneration, immune modulation, and promotion of angiogenesis. Its proprietary cell manufacturing technology enables the production of multi-cell therapies by expanding adult bone marrow and directly delivering it to damaged tissues. Preclinical and clinical data suggest that ixmyelocel-T may safely and effectively treat severe, chronic ischemic cardiovascular diseases, such as critical limb ischemia (CLI)—the most severe form of peripheral artery disease (PAD)—and dilated cardiomyopathy (DCM)—the third leading cause of heart failure.

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