Sea Limited (NYSE:SE) Insider Sells Shares; Key Financial Ratios Examined
Insider Stock Sales: Sea Limited (NYSE:SE) 's Chief Compliance Officer, Wang Yanjun, has conducted multiple significant stock sales, reducing his holdings. Recent Transaction Details: A recent sale on October 12, 2026, involved 312 shares for $29,739.84 , following earlier transa

- Insider Stock Sales: Sea Limited (NYSE:SE)'s Chief Compliance Officer, Wang Yanjun, has conducted multiple significant stock sales, reducing his holdings.
- Recent Transaction Details: A recent sale on October 12, 2026, involved 312 shares for $29,739.84, following earlier transactions totaling over $300,000.00.
- Key Financial Metrics: The company exhibits a trailing price-to-earnings ratio of 35.60 and a price-to-sales ratio of 2.09, indicating its current market valuation.
Sea Limited (NYSE:SE) operates digital entertainment, e-commerce and financial services businesses. Its Chief Compliance Officer and General Counsel, Wang Yanjun, sold 312 Class A ordinary shares on October 12, 2026, at $95.32 per share. The sale totaled $29,739.84 and left Wang with 82,468 shares.
The October 12 sale follows several earlier transactions. Wang sold 1,000 shares on October 2 at an average price of $95.15, receiving $95,150.00. That sale reduced Wang’s reported holdings by 1.13% to 87,780 shares, worth about $8.35 million at that price, as highlighted by Defense World.
Wang also sold 1,000 shares on September 30 at an average price of $97.67, for about $97,670.00. That transaction reduced reported holdings by 1.10% to 89,780 shares. Earlier sales included 1,000 shares on September 28 for $98,650.00 and 1,200 shares on September 25 for $120,048.00.
Sea Limited's trailing price-to-earnings ratio is 35.60, meaning its share price is 35.60 times its earnings per share over the past year. Its price-to-sales ratio is 2.09, while its enterprise value—which includes debt and subtracts cash—is 2.11 times trailing sales and 11.20 times trailing operating cash flow.
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