INTG INTERGROUP CORP Insider Trading

Director Kaplan buys 1,002 shares at $37.36 avg; stock down 23.6% YTD, company unprofitable FY

Andrew J Kaplan, Director of INTERGROUP CORP, executed 3 separate purchases totaling 1,002 shares for $37,430.00 on 2026-06-02, establishing his first position in the company. The blended average purchase price of $37.36 sits above the current price of $33.50 and well above the 52-week low of $9.57, positioning the acquisition near the upper half of the 52-week range. The company's financial profile shows modest fundamentals—quarterly revenue of $20,372,000.00 against positive net income of $457,000.00—but the full-year net income was negative, signaling an unprofitable fiscal year despite annual revenue growth of 10.7%. The stock has declined 17.2% over the prior 30 days and 23.6% from its 52-week high, creating a backdrop of downward price pressure at the time of purchase.

CEO Winfield buys 3,700 shares at $14.37 avg ($53.2K) as stock trades at $11.55, down 47.9% from 52-week high.

John V Winfield, President & CEO, made 2 separate open-market purchases totaling 3,700 shares for $53,158.00, executed on 2025-06-26 and 2025-06-27 at blended average price of $14.37. The transactions occurred while Intergroup Corp trades at $11.55, representing a -47.9% decline from the 52-week high of $22.18, and the company has reported net income of $-578,000.00 with annual revenue growth of only +0.9%. The CEO's purchase at $14.37 significantly exceeds the current trading price of $11.55, indicating the shares were acquired at a premium to present market levels. Given the company's unprofitability, modest revenue growth, and steep stock decline, this insider acquisition warrants attention to whether management sees value-creation opportunities ahead or is responding to near-term market weakness.

COO David C. Gonzalez purchases 8,760 shares at Intergroup Corp for $112,643.60 in 17 transactions over two days.

David C. Gonzalez, Chief Operating Officer of Intergroup Corp, executed 17 separate purchases totaling 8,760 shares for $112,643.60 between June 24–25, 2025, at prices ranging from $11.61 to $14.44 per share with a blended average of $12.86. This acquisition increased his holdings by 32.7% from 26,769 to 35,529 shares. The transaction occurred when the stock was trading 39.6% below its 52-week high of $22.18, following a 30-day gain of 11.7%. However, the company's fundamentals remain challenged: it reported a net loss of $578,000 in the latest quarter with annual revenue growth of only 0.9%, and it was unprofitable over its most recent full fiscal year. The scale of this executive purchase—both in absolute dollar terms ($112.6K) and proportional increase to his stake—warrants investor scrutiny of whether Gonzalez's conviction in the recovery reflects non-public information or if it reflects execution of a pre-planned program, though the multi-day, multi-price nature of these purchases suggests incremental positioning rather than a single-moment commitment.