US Stock Insider Trading | CeriBell disclosed 6 insider transactions on March 4

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On March 4, 2026, CeriBell (CBLL) disclosed six transactions involving company insiders. Executive Woo Raymond bought 6,615 shares on March 2, 2026.

【Recent Insider Transactions】

Disclosure Date Position Name Transaction Date Buy/Sell Quantity Price per Share/USD Total Amount/USD
March 4, 2026 Executive Woo Raymond March 2, 2026 Sell 6,615 18.25 120,700
March 4, 2026 Executive Woo Raymond March 2, 2026 Buy 9,640 4.70 45,300
March 4, 2026 Executive Woo Raymond March 2, 2026 Buy 1,553 18.26 28,400
March 4, 2026 Executive Woo Raymond March 2, 2026 Buy 1,472 2.24 3,297.28
February 25, 2026 Executive Blumberg Scott February 23, 2026 Sell 808 19.79 16,000
February 25, 2026 Executive Manni Joseph S. February 23, 2026 Sell 768 19.79 15,200
February 25, 2026 Executive Woo Raymond February 23, 2026 Sell 705 19.79 14,000
February 25, 2026 Director Chao Xingjuan February 23, 2026 Sell 2,084 19.79 41,200
February 25, 2026 Executive Foehr David February 23, 2026 Sell 569 19.79 11,300
February 25, 2026 Executive Foehr David February 24, 2026 Sell 781 19.98 15,600

【Company Information】

CeriBell, Inc. was incorporated in Delaware on August 29, 2014. They are a commercial-stage medical technology company focused on transforming the diagnosis and management of patients with severe neurological disorders. They developed the Ceribell system, a novel point-of-care electroencephalogram (“EEG”) platform specifically designed to meet the unmet needs of patients in acute care settings. The Ceribell system combines proprietary, highly portable, quickly deployable hardware with sophisticated artificial intelligence (“AI”)-driven algorithms to enable rapid diagnosis and continuous monitoring of patients with neurological disorders. The Ceribell system harnesses the power of artificial intelligence to make EEGs more accessible and to enable continuous monitoring, allowing clinicians to diagnose and manage patients at risk of seizures more quickly and accurately in acute care environments, thereby improving patient outcomes and economic benefits for hospitals and payers.

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