NTRP NextTrip, Inc. Insider Trading

Director David T Jiang purchased 18,200 shares of NTRP at $2.75 on 2026-06-18; stock now down 60.6% from 52-week high.

Director David T Jiang purchased 18,200 shares at $2.75 on 2026-06-18, bringing his non-derivative holdings to 1,582,157 shares (+1.2% increase). The stock has since declined significantly, trading at $2.05 against a 52-week high of $5.20 (down 60.6%), and is also down 13.9% over the past 30 days and 18.0% over the past 90 days. The company reported latest-quarter revenue of $1,200,130.00 with net income of -$3,275,566.00, and remains unprofitable on a full-year basis despite posting annual revenue growth of +641.0%. The buy occurred while the stock was already materially below its 52-week peak, adding to a 1.58M-share position that includes 92,289 warrant holdings. This filing merits monitoring given the company's current unprofitability and the sustained downward price trajectory post-transaction.

Director Kaplan purchases shares at substantial discount after consistent losses, but lacks track record of well-timed buys at this stock.

Kaplan Andrew Jay, a director at NextTrip, is making his third open-market purchase in less than a year, buying a sizable stake despite the stock trading well below its 52-week high. The company remains unprofitable with declining revenue, and the stock has declined significantly over recent months, creating the kind of depressed valuation that often attracts insider buying. However, the director's prior two purchases at this stock were both poorly timed—the stock fell meaningfully both times in the months following each buy—raising questions about whether current weakness represents opportunity or further deterioration. This trade reflects the director's continued conviction in the stock through a difficult period, but investors should note the concerning pattern: he has not yet demonstrated the ability to identify durable buying moments at NextTrip.

Director Kaplan Andrew Jay bought 33,400 shares of NTRP at $3.00 on 2025-11-04, increasing holdings by 44.5%. Stock now trades at $4.22.

Kaplan purchased 33,400 shares at $3.00 for a total value of $100,200.00, expanding his post-transaction holdings to 108,400 shares from 75,000 shares. The current price of $4.22 is 40.7% above his transaction price, though the stock remains -44.8% from its 52-week high of $7.65. However, his cross-ticker track record shows 1 prior buy with an average 90-day return of -22.8% and a 0.00% win rate, and his prior buy at NTRP on 2025-07-23 at this ticker also declined -22.8% over 90 days, indicating a pattern of unfavorable timing. Fundamentally, NextTrip remains unprofitable with a net income of $-2.9M against quarterly revenue of $757.6K, though the company posted +9.3% annual revenue growth. The director's substantial 44.5% increase in holdings warrants attention given the company's unprofitable status and the insider's poor historical timing, though the near-term price recovery of +22.7% over 30 days provides some counterweight to deeper concerns.

Director Kaplan purchases 5,000 shares of NTRP at $4.12; company unprofitable with $-4.5M net income, trading -48.1% from 52-week high.

Director Andrew Jay Kaplan initiated a position in NextTrip by purchasing 5,000 shares at $4.12 on 2025-07-23, establishing a holdings base of 5,000 shares from zero prior ownership. The purchase occurs at a price point 48.1% below the 52-week high of $7.65, while the stock has appreciated 19.9% over the past 30 days and 68.9% over the past 90 days. However, NextTrip remains unprofitable with a net income of $-4.5M in its most recent full fiscal year, and quarterly revenue stands at $138.8K—substantially below the market cap of $31.2M. The directorial purchase arrives amid this contrasting backdrop of recent stock recovery set against persistent fundamental weakness.