Alphatec Holdings Inc (ATEC) gets rating Resumed from Stifel

Samantha Gray

Alphatec Holdings Inc’s recent filing unveils that its CEO Miles Patrick unloaded Company’s shares for reported $2.1 million on Jan 05 ’26. In the deal valued at $21.01 per share,100,000 shares were sold. As a result of this transaction, Miles Patrick now holds 5,135,398 shares worth roughly $90.33 million.

Then, PATRICK MILES bought 300,000 shares, generating $6,228,000 in total proceeds.

Before that, Lish Scott sold 19,900 shares. Alphatec Holdings Inc shares valued at $390,836 were divested by the CHIEF OPERATING OFFICER at a price of $19.64 per share. As a result of the transaction, Lish Scott now holds 641,432 shares, worth roughly $11.28 million.

A number of analysts have revised their coverage, including JP Morgan’s analysts, who began to cover the stock in late October with a ‘”an Overweight”‘ rating. Morgan Stanley revised its rating on August 01, 2024. It rated ATEC as “an Equal-weight” which previously was an “an Overweight”.

Price Performance Review of ATEC

On Monday, Alphatec Holdings Inc [NASDAQ:ATEC] saw its stock fall -22.34% to $17.59. Over the last five days, the stock has lost -17.03%. Alphatec Holdings Inc shares have risen nearly 82.09% since the year began. Nevertheless, the stocks have fallen -16.40% over the past one year.

How much short interest is there in Alphatec Holdings Inc?

A steep rise in short interest was recorded in Alphatec Holdings Inc stocks on 2025-12-31, growing by 3.57 million shares to a total of 17.23 million shares. Yahoo Finance data shows the prior-month short interest on 2025-11-28 was 13.66 million shares. There was a rise of 20.7%, which implies that there is a positive sentiment for the stock.

The most recent change occurred on July 08, 2024 when Barclays began covering the stock and recommended ‘”an Overweight”‘ rating along with a $19 price target.

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