EVTC EVERTEC, Inc. Insider Trading

Director Brian John Smith purchases 16,202 shares of EVTC at $26.42; holdings increase 22.5% to 88,222 shares

Brian John Smith, a Director of EVERTEC, Inc., purchased 16,202 shares at $26.42 on 2026-06-12, representing a substantial 22.5% increase in his shareholdings to 88,222 shares total. The purchase occurred at a price approximately 30.9% below the 52-week high of $38.02, though the stock has recovered 11.6% over the prior 30 days and currently trades at $26.28, near the transaction price. EVTC trades at a P/E of 12.22 with annual revenue growth of 10.2% and quarterly net income of $23.8M, suggesting a modestly valued company with steady operational performance. The meaningful increase in insider holdings during a period of relative price weakness provides a data point on insider capital allocation, though without information on trading motivation or prior insider activity patterns at this ticker, the significance of this transaction to broader market sentiment remains limited.

EVTC EVP Vizcarrondo purchases 21,000 shares as stock trades well below 52-week high; first open-market buy after prior sales, amid broader insider buying cluster.

Miguel Vizcarrondo, EVTC's Executive Vice President, made his first open-market purchase in over three years, acquiring a substantial position that adds roughly 17% to his existing holdings. This purchase marks a notable regime shift—his prior Form 4 activity consisted of four open-market sales, making this buy a meaningful change in his insider trading pattern. The timing coincides with the stock trading meaningfully below its 52-week high following recent declines, while the company maintains profitable operations with solid revenue growth, potentially presenting an opportunity in the eyes of an executive with direct operational knowledge. Vizcarrondo's prior exits at this ticker produced mixed results: one sale was well-timed as the stock declined afterward, while the other saw shares rally following his exit, suggesting inconsistent predictive accuracy. This purchase is also part of a broader wave of insider buying, with two other executives acquiring shares within the same two-week window, though the company's fundamentals—though healthy—do not immediately explain the timing of these concurrent acquisitions.

Director Frank D'Angelo buys 20,000 shares as stock trades well below 52-week high amid 4-insider buying cluster.

Director Frank G. D'Angelo purchased a substantial stake in EVERTEC while the stock trades significantly below its 52-week high and has declined over recent months. This purchase is particularly notable because it marks the first time this director has bought shares on the open market after a prior sale, representing a shift from seller to buyer. The purchase is part of a broader pattern: four insiders bought shares within a two-week window, suggesting activity across multiple board members rather than an isolated transaction. EVERTEC itself remains profitable with growing revenue and trades at a reasonable valuation, providing a financially stable backdrop for the buying activity. The convergence of a director's first open-market purchase after prior sales, depressed stock price, and multi-insider buying cluster within a tight timeframe warrants monitoring for institutional investors.

COO Castrillo-Salgado purchases 20,000 shares across three transactions; first open-market buy after prior sale.

Joaquin A. Castrillo-Salgado, Senior EVP & COO, executed his first open-market purchases in over three years, acquiring 20,000 shares across three separate transactions on the same day. This represents a notable regime shift: his prior open-market activity was a sale in late 2024, which saw the stock decline in the immediate aftermath but subsequently recover—a mixed outcome over different timeframes. The current purchases occur while the stock trades well below its 52-week highs and have pulled back over recent months, providing the COO with entry prices in the lower portion of the recent range. EVERTEC is a profitable company with growing revenue and trades at a reasonable valuation, offering a financially sound backdrop for insider accumulation at depressed levels.

General Counsel Luis A. Rodriguez-Gonzalez purchased 17,000 EVTC shares; first open-market buy after two prior sales, stock trading well below 52-week high.

Luis A. Rodriguez-Gonzalez, EVERTEC's General Counsel and Executive Vice President, made his first open-market purchase of company shares after a two-year stretch of selling, acquiring 17,000 shares as the stock trades substantially below its 52-week high. This represents a meaningful shift from his prior pattern: his two prior open-market transactions were both sales, but that selling history remains too recent to evaluate how those exits ultimately performed. The company itself is profitable with solid year-over-year revenue growth and trades at a reasonable valuation multiple, giving the fundamentals a stable backdrop. By purchasing at depressed prices while holding an operational leadership role with direct visibility into the business, Rodriguez-Gonzalez is expanding his stake in a financially healthy company during a period of weakness—a pattern that typically warrants attention when driven by someone in his position.

EVTC General Counsel & EVP Rodriguez-Gonzalez sells 18,898 shares at $35.69 for $674,465.84; holds 35,203 shares (-34.9% reduction)

Rodriguez-Gonzalez Luis A executed a substantial sale of 18,898 shares, reducing his holdings by 34.9% and realizing $674,465.84. His prior sell at EVTC on 2024-08-01 delivered -8.2% returns over 90 days, marking a well-timed exit. The current transaction occurred near EVTC's 52-week range ceiling ($37.92), with the stock up 10.0% over both 30 and 90 days, which may reflect strong momentum from the company's 21.7% annual revenue growth and recent quarterly net income of $32.7M. The combination of a material position reduction by a senior executive, paired with the prior sell's successful 90-day timing pattern at the same ticker, suggests confidence in recognizing inflection points in the company's stock performance.

EVP Vizcarrondo sold 40,000 EVTC shares at $36.44 (totaling $1,457,420), reducing holdings by 30.2%.

Vizcarrondo sold 40,000 shares (40.0K shares) at $36.44 on 2025-05-12, representing a 30.2% reduction in holdings from 132,509 to 92,509 shares. The sale occurred near EVTC's 52-week high of $37.92, within 3.6% of that peak, and in a period of strong momentum—the stock has gained 10.0% over both the prior 30 and 90 days. However, his prior sell at this ticker on 2024-08-29 produced a 90-day return of +5.1%, meaning the stock rose after he sold; with a 0% well-timed rate at EVTC, his prior timing at this ticker did not precede a decline. The company shows solid fundamentals with $228.8M revenue in the latest quarter, net income of $32.7M, and 21.7% annual revenue growth, with a P/E of 18.01 and market cap of $2.3B.

EVTC COO Viglianco sells 26,193 shares ($969.7K) across 2 transactions at avg $37.02; retains 40,269 shares

Viglianco Diego, EVP & COO of EVERTEC, executed 2 separate sales totaling 26,193 shares for $969,720.87 on 2025-03-06 and 2025-03-07, reducing his holdings by -39.4% from 66,462 to 40,269 shares. The blended average sale price of $37.02 is within the current 52-week range ($29.61–$39.90), positioned near the upper end as the stock trades at $37.25 today (13.6% above its 30-day average). At the cross-ticker level, his prior sell history shows a 100.00% 90-day well-timed rate with an average 90-day return of -2.3%, indicating his prior sale patterns coincided with subsequent stock declines. The company's fundamentals remain solid with quarterly revenue of $211,795,000.00 and net income of $24,678,000.00, alongside annual revenue growth of +21.7% and a P/E of 20.24, providing context that this disposition occurred during a period of company operational strength.

EVTC CEO Schuessler sells 80,000 shares at $37.45; 4 prior EVTC sales all well-timed at 90-day mark

Schuessler Morgan M sold 80,000 shares (22.1% reduction of prior holdings) at $37.45, with current price at $37.25. His prior sales at EVTC show a consistent 90-day timing pattern: all 4 prior transactions at this ticker were well-timed, with negative 90-day returns of -1.1%, -6.4%, -10.1%, -9.9%, and -11.6%, indicating the stock declined after each sale. This sale at near 52-week-high levels ($37.45 vs 52-week high $39.90, only -6.6% below peak) represents another potential data point in this pattern. The 30-day return post-transaction is +13.6%, but the historical pattern suggests observation of 90-day outcomes may be more instructive given his EVTC-specific track record.

EVP Perez-Surillo sells 14,585 EVTC shares at $37.15; post-sale holdings drop 29.3% to 35,203 shares

EVP Paola Perez-Surillo sold 14,585 shares at $37.15, reducing her holdings by 29.3% to 35,203 shares. The transaction occurred when EVTC was trading near its 52-week range ($29.61–$39.90) and 6.6% below the recent high. Her prior cross-ticker sell history shows a 90-day well-timed rate of 0.00%, meaning her previous sales did not precede stock declines; specifically, her lone prior EVTC sale on 2024-08-29 was followed by a +5.0% 90-day return. The company's fundamentals show strong near-term performance (annual revenue growth of +21.7%, net income of $24.7M on $211.8M quarterly revenue, P/E of 20.24), indicating a healthy operating environment at the time of sale. The transaction represents a material reduction in her position but occurs against a backdrop of positive near-term stock momentum (30-day change +13.6%) and historically poorly-timed prior sales by this insider at this ticker.