Director Yossi Sela of JFrog (NASDAQ:FROG) sold 25,000 shares for $1.75 million on Dec. 10, 2025. This represented 16.22% of his direct holdings, leaving him with 129,165 shares. The sale was all direct; no indirect holdings or derivatives were involved. Sela’s remaining stake is now 0.11% ownership.

The sale aligns with Sela’s historical transaction patterns, matching the recent period median sell size but impacting 16.22% of holdings, higher than the median 10.45% per sale. Sela retains 22.9% of his position, signaling potential for future sales to impact a larger portion of his stake.

JFrog operates in the DevOps software market, offering solutions for enterprise software supply chains. The company’s recent success saw a 126.83% one-year return as of Dec. 10, 2025, with a market capitalization of $8.15 billion and TTM revenue of $502.61 million.

Yossi Sela’s sale of JFrog shares coincides with the stock reaching a five-year high. He has been on the board since 2012, pre-IPO in 2020, and endured a rollercoaster from $44 to $16 per share. With the stock back at its IPO price, Sela’s sale may represent a long-awaited reward while retaining 84% of his shares.

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