Opaleye Management Inc. sold 198,572 shares of Harrow stock worth about $7.8 million over two days in early March 2026, shortly after Harrow reported weaker-than-expected Q4 earnings. Despite the sale, Opaleye retains an indirect position of approximately 3.68 million shares, representing nearly 10% ownership in Harrow. This sale appears to be a strategic profit-taking move following a strong stock run rather than a loss of confidence, as Opaleye remains a major institutional backer of the company. Investors should view this as a portfolio adjustment rather than a signal of fundamental change.
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