NEW YORK, December 30, 2025, 03:05 ET — Market closed
- CEO Daniel Dines disclosed three open-market stock sales totaling 135,000 shares.
- UiPath shares last traded near $16.85 in late after-hours activity.
- UiPath is scheduled to join the S&P MidCap 400 before the open on Jan. 2.
UiPath Inc shares were little changed in late after-hours trading on Monday after Chief Executive Daniel Dines disclosed fresh share sales in a regulatory filing. The stock last traded at $16.85, up less than 0.1% from its prior close. 1
The disclosure lands as investors thin out into year-end and react quickly to insider activity, which can sway sentiment when trading volumes are uneven. It also arrives with UiPath heading into a period of index reshuffling that can create short-term fund flows.
Form 4 filings are required disclosures that show when company insiders buy or sell shares. Dines indicated the trades were made under a Rule 10b5-1 plan, a pre-arranged program that sets trading instructions in advance.
Dines, UiPath’s founder and chairman, sold 45,000 Class A shares on Dec. 24, Dec. 26 and Dec. 29 at reported average prices ranging from about $16.44 to $16.91, the filing showed. The three sales totaled 135,000 shares, roughly $2.3 million based on those average prices.
After the sales, Dines reported direct ownership of 28.57 million Class A shares. The filing also listed 9.62 million shares held indirectly through Ice Vulcan Holding Limited, an entity he controls.
Separately, S&P Dow Jones Indices said UiPath will replace Synovus Financial in the S&P MidCap 400 effective prior to the opening of trading on Jan. 2. Index additions can drive demand from funds that track the benchmark. 2
UiPath sells software that automates repetitive, rules-based work inside companies, a category known as robotic process automation. The company has been pushing “agentic automation,” which uses AI “agents” to help route tasks across systems under company-set rules.
In its most recent quarterly report, UiPath said revenue rose 16% to $411 million and annual recurring revenue, or ARR — a subscription run-rate metric — climbed 11% to $1.782 billion. “We delivered solid third quarter results, exceeding guidance across the board,” Chief Operating Officer and CFO Ashim Gupta said, as the company forecast fourth-quarter revenue of $462 million to $467 million. 3
That setup leaves investors focused on whether UiPath can keep expanding ARR and profitability as customers scrutinize big software projects. Traders also watch whether insider selling remains orderly under pre-set plans or starts to look opportunistic if the stock pushes higher.
Before the regular session opens Tuesday, traders will track U.S. housing and rates data including the Case-Shiller home price index and the FHFA house price index, with markets heading into a holiday-shortened stretch. U.S. stock markets are set to stay open on Dec. 31 but close on Jan. 1 for New Year’s Day, with bond trading ending early on Dec. 31, MarketWatch reported. 4
