IPAR INTERPARFUMS INC Insider Trading

CEO Jean sells 20,000 IPAR shares at $91.02; stock now $90.61, down 36.0% from 52-week high of $141.48

Madar Jean, CEO of InterParfums, sold 20,000 shares at $91.02 on 2026-04-02, representing a 0.3% reduction of his 7.07M-share post-transaction holding. The sale occurred as IPAR trades 36.0% below its 52-week high of $141.48 and has declined 5.1% over the past 30 days, though it is up 6.0% over 90 days. Notably, Jean's five prior sales at IPAR show a 100% well-timed pattern at the 90-day mark—all five generated negative 90-day returns (ranging from -4.6% to -12.3%), indicating he sold before subsequent stock declines. His cross-ticker track record across 7 prior sales also demonstrates strong timing discipline with a 100% well-timed rate at 90 days (average 90d return: -5.8%). Given the stock is trading significantly below its recent highs and his consistent historical pattern of selling before downturns, the timing of this latest sale warrants investor attention to whether IPAR's fundamentals have shifted or whether this signals anticipated deterioration ahead.

President Benacin sells 25,000 shares of IPAR at $83.24; stock down 21.1% over 90 days, 41.8% from 52-week high.

Benacin sold 25,000 shares (0.4% of holdings) at $83.24 on 2025-12-11, with Interparfums trading at $84.20 currently and down 21.1% over the past 90 days and 41.8% from its 52-week high of $144.54. His prior two sales at IPAR occurred on 2025-03-21 and 2024-03-04; of those, only one was well-timed at the 90-day horizon, suggesting mixed execution in this stock. The company's fundamentals remain intact with revenue of $429.6M, net income of $65.8M, annual growth of 10.2%, and a P/E of 16.41, but the significant price decline from the 52-week peak, combined with a 4.9% drop in the last 30 days, provides context for the sale timing. With modest position reduction and middling historical accuracy in prior trades at this ticker, this sale merits monitoring for whether it signals conviction about near-term weakness or reflects a routine portfolio adjustment.

IPAR CEO Madar Jean sold 13,000 shares at $129.17; 5 of 5 prior IPAR sales showed negative 90-day returns.

Madar Jean, as CEO, sold 13,000 shares of INTERPARFUMS INC at $129.17 on 2025-05-22 for a total value of $1,679,204.80, reducing holdings from 7,074,341 to 7,061,341 shares (-0.2%). This represents a discrete open-market sale. His prior 5 sales at IPAR all posted negative 90-day returns (-0.4% to -7.0%), with a 100% well-timed rate at the 90-day mark. Current price is $130.00, and the stock is -10.1% from its 52-week high of $144.54 but +20.8% over the past 30 days. The company shows strong fundamentals with annual revenue growth of +10.2%, a P/E of 25.19, and $42.5M net income on $338.8M quarterly revenue. The consistency of prior negative 90-day outcomes across his five preceding IPAR sales establishes a documented pattern of favorable market timing at this ticker; the timing properties of this May 2025 sale cannot yet be assessed but the insider's historical accuracy at IPAR warrants monitoring of post-sale price action.

IPAR President Benacin sold 25,000 shares at $117.38 (2.9M); stock down 9.9% in 30 days.

Benacin Philippe, President of Interparfums SA, sold 25,000 shares at $117.38 on 2025-03-21, reducing his holdings to 6,846,064 shares (6.85M shares). This represents a modest 0.4% reduction in holdings. The sale occurred as the stock has declined 9.9% over the past 30 days and 8.2% over 90 days, currently trading at $121.01, which is 16.3% below its 52-week high of $144.54. His cross-ticker track record shows 1 prior sell with a 90-day well-timed rate of 100.00%, and his lone prior IPAR sale on 2024-03-04 also preceded a 15.5% decline over 90 days, suggesting a pattern of selling before downturns. With the company showing solid fundamentals (10.2% annual revenue growth and a P/E of 23.96), the sale occurs during a period of stock weakness rather than strength, but the small scale of the transaction relative to his 6.85M-share base limits its signal strength.

Exec. VP & COO Garcia Pelayo sells entire 4,000 share stake in IPAR for $532,140.50, reducing holdings to 0

Garcia Pelayo, Exec. VP & COO of Interparfums, executed 2 separate sales totaling 4,000 shares for $532,140.50 at $133.04 per share on 2024-11-22, liquidating his entire equity position to zero shares. This complete exit by a C-level executive is notable given the company's strong operational context: annual revenue growth of +21.3%, net income of $62,259,000.00 in the latest quarter, and a market cap of $4,403,522,894.40. The company's stock has posted +13.0% gains over the past 30 days and trades at $137.48, only -11.4% below its 52-week high of $155.12. A full divestiture by an operating executive warrants investigation into whether this reflects personal portfolio or liquidity decisions, or signals a material shift in insider sentiment toward the business.