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CMPR CIMPRESS plc Insider Trading

Latest: CFO Sold $2.9M of Shares · May 2026
2 filings analyzed · Latest 2026-05-29
Insider buys
0
Insider sells
2
Unique insiders
2
Direction
Net selling
May 2026
2026-05-29
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Sean Edward Quinn Sell
EVP, Chief Financial Officer
27,989 shares
$2,925,909
@ $104.54
Significance 6/10

CFO Sean Edward Quinn sold 27,989 shares ($2.9M) at $104.54 avg; holds 28,937 shares post-sale, retains 69,189 options.

Sean Edward Quinn, EVP and Chief Financial Officer of Cimpress plc, executed four separate sales on 2026-05-27 and 2026-05-28, totaling 27,989 shares for $2,925,909.42 at a blended average price of $104.54. This represents a 49.2% reduction in his non-derivative holdings (from 56,926 to 28,937 shares), yet his derivative holdings of 69,189 option shares remain intact post-transaction. His cross-ticker track record shows 6 prior sells with a 90-day well-timed rate of 100.00%, and all 5 of his prior trades at Cimpress were well-timed at the 90-day mark. The current stock price of $98.56 sits 7.1% below the 52-week high of $106.13, and the 30-day and 90-day changes of +21.0% and +34.9% respectively indicate strong recent momentum—a backdrop under which a substantial insider sale may warrant attention for directional signals.

2026-05-07
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Wensveen Maarten Sell
EVP & Chief Technology Officer
19,251 shares
$1,789,550
@ $92.96
Significance 5/10

CTO Wensveen executes complex one-day transaction: buys 10,000 shares while selling 19,251, netting position reduction at elevated price levels

Maarten Wensveen, CMPR's Chief Technology Officer, conducted a same-day mix of buying and selling that results in a net reduction of his shareholding. The sale tranches (totaling $1.79M) occurred at prices ranging from $90.73 to $94.13, while his purchase of 10,000 shares was at $46.20—a substantial price gap suggesting these may not be part of a coordinated strategy. His prior sales in late 2025 saw the stock rise in the months following, indicating those exits were poorly timed, yet he is selling again at prices well above where those prior exits occurred. The company remains profitable with growing quarterly revenues, though it trades at a stretched valuation multiple. This transaction is complex enough to warrant scrutiny: the divergent pricing between the buy and sell legs, combined with a net reduction despite the purchase component, suggests operational or personal factors rather than a straightforward conviction signal.

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