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Amy Marie Rawlings, Chief Accounting Officer of Roblox Corp (NASDAQ:RBLX), sold 2,642 shares of Class A Common Stock on November 20, 2025. The sales, executed in multiple transactions, fetched prices ranging from $93.22 to $97.10, resulting in a total value of $251,636.
The transactions are related to covering statutory tax withholding obligations tied to the vesting of Restricted Stock Units.
Following the reported transactions, Rawlings directly owns 46,452 shares of Roblox Corp. Class A Common Stock.
In other recent news, Roblox reported third-quarter bookings of $1.92 billion, surpassing FactSet consensus estimates of $1.72 billion. The company has projected fourth-quarter bookings to reach $2.03 billion at the midpoint, indicating a 44% year-over-year growth. Despite these strong results, Jefferies has lowered its price target for Roblox to $115, citing concerns over the company’s cautious outlook for 2026. Similarly, Oppenheimer reduced its price target to $150 from $158, although it maintained an Outperform rating due to margin concerns. Needham reiterated a Buy rating with a $159 price target, acknowledging the positive earnings but noting limited impact due to Roblox’s cautious 2026 commentary. Meanwhile, BMO Capital continues to rate Roblox as Outperform with a $155 target amid rising competition in the user-generated content space. Additionally, Roblox is facing legal challenges as the Texas Attorney General has filed a lawsuit over child safety concerns, adding to existing lawsuits from Kentucky and Louisiana. These developments highlight both the financial achievements and ongoing challenges for Roblox.
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