BDL FLANIGANS ENTERPRISES INC Insider Trading

CEO Flanigan purchases 2,000 shares for $63,446.96 across 4 transactions; 5-trade pattern at BDL shows 100% positive 90d outcomes.

James Ii Flanigan, CEO of Flanigans Enterprises Inc (BDL), executed 4 separate purchases totaling 2,000 shares for $63,446.96 between 2026-05-15 and 2026-05-19 at a blended average price of $31.72, bringing his post-transaction holdings to 983,996 shares. His same-ticker history at BDL shows a distinct pattern: all 5 prior buy transactions at this ticker produced positive 90-day returns, ranging from +3.3% to +14.4%. The current market price of $32.42 sits near the blended purchase price and within the 52-week range, yet the company trades at a P/E of 10.10 with annual revenue growth of +9.0%, indicating a mature operational profile. This marks a continuation of the insider's consistent buying activity at this specific ticker, where timing outcomes have been uniformly favorable.

CEO James II Flanigan buys 1,866 shares at blended average $29.94; cross-ticker track record shows 8 prior buys with +21.5% 90d avg return and 100% win rate

James II Flanigan (CEO, President) executed 4 separate purchases totaling 1,866 shares for $55,865.54 at a blended average price of $29.94, increasing his holdings from 980,130 to 981,996 shares. His cross-ticker track record across 8 prior open-market buys demonstrates a +21.5% average 90-day return with a 100.00% win rate, indicating a consistent pattern of well-timed entry points. At the same ticker (BDL), his 5 prior purchases on 2025-05-21 all posted positive 90-day returns ranging from +14.4% to +29.7%, with all 5 trades well-timed at the 90-day mark. The current share price of $29.65 is -15.7% from the 52-week high of $35.18 and down -8.0% over 90 days, presenting a valuation context lower than recent peaks. With a P/E of 9.18, market cap of $55,108,883.55, and latest quarterly revenue of $52,164,000.00 with annual growth of +9.0%, the company trades at a compressed multiple, and the insider's demonstrated precision in prior buys at this ticker suggests selective conviction in current pricing relative to his historical outcomes.

COO James Flanigan II purchases 10,940 shares for $277,776.12 across 8 transactions at Flanigans Enterprises, raising holdings to 980,130 shares.

James Flanigan II, as COO and President, executed 8 separate purchases totaling 10,940 shares for $277,776.12 with a blended average price of $25.39 on 2025-05-21. His holdings increased by 1.1% to 980,130 shares post-transaction. The purchases span a narrow price range ($23.75–$27.00), with the majority of volume concentrated at $24.51–$24.63, which is notably below the current price of $27.36 and within the company's 52-week range of $23.22–$29.00. The timing of multiple same-day purchases by a top executive—representing a material capital commitment of approximately $277.8K—merits observation, particularly given the company's modest profitability ($2.7M net income on $53.6M quarterly revenue) and valuation profile (P/E of 12.55, market cap $50.9M). The narrow execution window and multiple order sizes suggest deliberate accumulation at what may be perceived as favorable entry points relative to recent price momentum (+11.7% over 30 days, +8.2% over 90 days).

COO Bucci buys 2,000 shares at $26.73; holdings rise 76.9% to 4.6K shares

AUGUST BUCCI, the Chief Operating Officer, purchased 2,000 shares at $26.73 on 2025-05-21, increasing his total holdings from 2,600 shares to 4,600 shares—a 76.9% increase. The transaction occurs near the midpoint of the 52-week range ($23.22–$29.00) and reflects a meaningful expansion of his personal stake. The company's recent fundamentals show $53.6M in quarterly revenue with $2.7M net income and a P/E of 12.55 against a $50.9M market cap, indicating moderate profitability and valuation compression relative to revenue scale. The 30-day price appreciation of +11.7% predates this purchase, and the stock currently trades at $27.36, only 1.7% above the transaction price, providing context for the timing. As COO, Bucci's doubling of his shareholding warrants monitoring of whether this reflects confidence in operational performance or other strategic objectives.