Virtuix Holdings Inc (NASDAQ:VTIX) Chief Executive Officer Jan Roger Goetgeluk completed two separate stock sales totaling $66,869 in mid-April 2026. According to disclosures, Goetgeluk sold 3,842 shares of Class A common stock on April 13, 2026, at $6.17 per share, and on April 14, 2026, he sold 6,713 shares at $6.43 per share.
The company filing states these transactions were carried out under a pre-arranged Rule 10b5-1 trading plan. After these dispositions, Goetgeluk is reported to directly hold 4,464,750 shares of Virtuix Holdings.
Those insider moves come as VTIX shares have shown pronounced price swings. The stock has declined 74% over the past six months and is trading approximately 93% below its 52-week high of $92.74. An InvestingPro analysis cited in company reporting indicates the shares appear overvalued at current levels and the platform lists nine additional ProTips for investors assessing the company.
Beyond the equity transactions, Virtuix has disclosed several operational and governance developments. The Austin-based firm signed a Cooperative Research and Development Agreement with the Naval Postgraduate School to evaluate its Omni One virtual reality system for military training applications. The agreement is intended to test the company’s omni-directional navigation technology in training and simulation tasks.
Virtuix also disclosed an extension of a reduced exercise price period for a set of warrants held by Streeterville Capital, LLC. Under the SEC filing, the exercise price for those warrants remains fixed at $6.00 per share for an additional 90 days.
On the governance front, Brett Moyer has been appointed to Virtuix’s board of directors. The filing notes Moyer most recently served as Chief Financial Officer of Datavault AI and was a founding member of WiSA Technologies, underscoring experience in executive financial leadership and earlier industry ventures.
In another technical collaboration, Virtuix is working with the University of Central Florida’s Institute for Simulation & Training to demonstrate real-time humanoid robot control using the Omni One treadmill. The project will show how a human operator can direct a humanoid robot’s motions while viewing the environment through the vDen stereoscopic projection system.
Collectively, the disclosures cover insider selling, equity-holder arrangements, a research partnership with a military academic institution, a board appointment, and an academic demonstration linking Virtuix’s treadmill to humanoid robotics. The filings present a mix of financial maneuvers and product-development efforts occurring while the company’s share price has been under significant pressure.