EyePoint Pharmaceuticals, based in Watertown, Massachusetts, focuses on creating treatments for serious retinal diseases. With a strong emphasis on innovation, the company develops drugs that offer sustained release directly into the eye, using its unique Durasert E technology. Its leading candidate, EYP-1901, aims to tackle VEGF-mediated retinal diseases through a novel approach combining a tyrosine kinase inhibitor with sustained delivery technology. EyePoint, originally known as pSivida Corp., rebranded in 2018, continuing its mission to advance eye care.
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A public offering of shares this past week prompted a huge purchase from a beneficial owner. Meanwhile, a couple of repeat buyers further boosted their stakes as well.
Even as the earnings-reporting season has begun to slow in the past week, some insiders and beneficial owners were adding to their stakes.
Initial public offerings and a secondary offering inspired insiders to pick up some shares of these biotech companies and others.
As January wound to a close, beneficial owners, executives, and other insiders took advantage of public offerings of stock at these biotech companies.
As the year got underway, biotechs were in focus among the notable insider buying, especially in two companies focused on treatments for the eye.
Warren Buffett's Berkshire Hathaway has bolstered its stake in Occidental Petroleum with a huge purchase of shares. Insider buying is heating up in general.
A biotech stock rallying on encouraging trial results prompted insider buying and selling. A specialty retailer and others saw insider buying too.
