Unity Software executives sold shares on November 25-26, 2025, including CEO Matthew Bromberg ($1.7M), CFO Jarrod Yahes ($2.6M), and COO Alexander Blum ($1.68M).[1][2][3] These sales were tied to restricted stock unit vesting and tax obligations rather than loss of confidence. The stock closed at $42.47 on November 26, reflecting a 94.73% six-month gain.[3] Recent catalysts include analyst upgrades from Cannonball Research and Macquarie, plus a strategic partnership with Epic Games announced November 19 enabling Unity developers to publish games in Fortnite's ecosystem.[2] Unity's Q3 beat expectations with $0.20 EPS versus $0.17 expected, though the company remains unprofitable with a negative net margin of 24.15%.[1]