PSN PARSONS CORP Insider Trading

Director Ball George L. buys 10,000 PSN shares at $50.00 ($500.0K) amid cluster buy pattern; stock -42.8% from 52-week high

Ball George L., a Director at Parsons Corp, purchased 10,000 shares at $50.00 for a total of $500,000.00, bringing his post-transaction holdings to 150,383 shares. This purchase occurs with PSN trading near the lower end of its 52-week range of $48.23–$89.50, down -42.8% from the 52-week high and with a 30-day change of -8.7% and a 90-day change of -19.3%. Notably, 3 other insiders also bought shares within the past 14 days, forming a cluster buy pattern that is observable in the data. These purchases coincide with annual revenue growth of -5.7% and a current P/E of 24.01, presenting a backdrop of operational headwinds alongside the insider buying activity.

Director Mark Keith Holdsworth purchases 10,000 shares on open market; part of broader insider buying wave as stock trades well below 52-week highs.

Director Mark Keith Holdsworth purchased 10,000 shares across two transactions on the same day, adding meaningfully to his position at a time when the stock is trading well below its 52-week high and has declined notably over the prior three months. This purchase is part of a larger pattern: three insiders bought shares within a two-week window, suggesting renewed interest at current price levels. Holdsworth's track record shows he has been a consistent buyer over the past three years—fourteen prior open-market purchases with no sales—though the timing of those purchases has produced mixed results, with roughly one-third generating gains by the 90-day mark. The company remains profitable with solid revenue scale, though recent results show revenue contraction year-over-year, making this purchase a bet on stabilization or recovery at a discounted valuation relative to the 52-week range.

Director McMahon buys 10,000 PSN shares on open market; stock down sharply from 52-week highs amid revenue decline.

Director Harry McMahon purchased a substantial block of Parsons shares at market prices, expanding his stake by nearly one-fifth. This is his second open-market purchase in the past 36 months, and notably, his prior buy at this company saw the stock gain meaningfully afterward, suggesting he has demonstrated timing ability here before. The purchase occurs while the stock trades well below its 52-week high amid a period of significant decline, and it comes as the company faces revenue headwinds on an annual basis—a backdrop that makes his willingness to increase exposure notable. McMahon is a director without officer responsibilities, meaning he has board-level insight into company strategy and operations rather than day-to-day management visibility. His repeat accumulation at lower prices, combined with his track record of prior well-timed buying at this ticker, points to conviction that current valuations do not reflect the company's underlying value despite near-term revenue pressure.

President & CEO Smith purchases 12,500 shares in first open-market buy; stock near 52-week low after steep decline.

Smith Carey A., the company's President and CEO, has made his first open-market purchase of PSN stock—a notable shift from his prior activity, which consisted entirely of stock-based compensation transactions. He acquired over 12,500 shares while the stock trades near its 52-week low, significantly below its 52-week high after a steep decline over the recent quarter. The timing is meaningful: a sitting CEO choosing to deploy personal capital to buy shares while the stock is under pressure, combined with the company's profitable operations and solid revenue base, suggests he sees value at depressed levels. This is the type of trade where the insider's operational proximity and title matter most—he has direct knowledge of the business that retail investors lack. The first open-market buy by a sitting CEO, especially at weakness, warrants attention as a potential contrarian signal.