Company Overview - Vicor is a specialized provider of modular power solutions, focusing on advanced technology for power conversion in mission-critical industries, with a scalable product portfolio and engineering capabilities [1] - The company targets high-reliability and high-performance end markets, designing and manufacturing modular power components, DC-DC converters, and custom power system solutions [2] Recent Transaction - On October 24, 2025, Claudio Tuozzolo, Corporate Vice President of Vicor, exercised and sold 5,508 shares of common stock for approximately $498,863, indicating a routine exercise-and-sell transaction [4][6] - This transaction reduced Tuozzolo's direct holdings by 14.08%, leaving him with 33,622 shares, which is 0.0747% of the company's outstanding shares [3][5] Financial Performance - Vicor's stock has delivered a remarkable 160% return over the past year, significantly outperforming the S&P 500's 17% gain during the same period [7] - The company's strong third-quarter earnings announcement revealed product revenues and licensing income totaling $110.4 million, an 18.5% year-over-year increase, with net income rising to $28.3 million [7] Growth Drivers - The company's growth is attributed to expanding intellectual property licensing related to high-density power technologies used in AI, automotive, and industrial markets, with management expecting nearly $300 million in contributions from IP settlements and licenses through 2026 [8]