RPAY Repay Holdings Corp Insider Trading

10% owner Forager Fund accumulates 913,711 shares across 3 purchases (Apr 7–9) for $2,304,426.28; stock down 52.0% from 52-week high.

Forager Fund, a 10% owner, executed 3 separate purchases totaling 913,711 shares (913.7K shares) for $2,304,426.28 at a blended average price of $2.52 per share over three consecutive trading days. This represents a 9.0% increase in the fund's holdings at RPAY. The company is unprofitable (net income of $-6,414,000.00 over the latest quarter) with negative annual revenue growth of -1.2%, and the stock trades at $2.86, down 52.0% from its 52-week high of $5.96 and down 24.7% over the 90-day period. While Forager's cross-ticker track record shows a 100% win rate on 10 prior buys with an average 90-day return of +47.4%, the fund's 5 prior purchases at RPAY itself lack measurable outcomes. The rapid succession of accumulation at depressed prices against a backdrop of operational losses and share price deterioration warrants close monitoring of the fund's thesis and subsequent positioning.

Forager Fund bought 950,000 shares in 2 transactions at $2.54 avg (Apr 1-2), expanding stake by 10.3% to 10.19M shares

Forager Fund, a 10% owner, made two separate purchases totaling 950,000 shares for $2,408,383.91 at a blended average price of $2.54, increasing its holdings from 9,242,937 shares to 10,192,937 shares. The timing of these April 1–2 purchases coincides with recent stock weakness: RPAY trades at $2.58 currently, down 56.7% from its 52-week high of $5.96 and down 14.0% over the past 30 days. The company is unprofitable (net income of $-6,414,000.00 in the latest quarter) with minimal revenue growth (-1.2% annually), and market cap stands at only $16,689,375.00. While Forager's cross-ticker buy track record shows strong 90-day returns (avg +49.4%, 100% win rate), its three prior purchases at RPAY itself (March 25–27, 2026) are too recent to show measurable outcomes, and the broader deterioration in stock price and company fundamentals presents a distinct risk profile from the insider's historical success pattern.

10% owner Forager Fund buys 642,837 shares over 3 days for $1,935,059.58, raising stake to 9.24M shares.

Forager Fund, a 10% owner, executed three separate purchases totaling 642,837 shares for $1,935,059.58 between March 25–27, 2026, at prices ranging from $2.92 to $3.05, with a blended average of $3.01. The purchases increased the fund's position by 7.5% to 9,242,937 shares. The timing occurs as the stock trades near the lower end of its 52-week range ($2.59–$5.96), currently at $3.06 and down 48.7% from its 52-week high. Repay Holdings remains unprofitable with negative net income of $-6,414,000.00 in the latest quarter and annual revenue declined 1.2% year-over-year. The fund's historical cross-ticker track record shows 10 prior buys with an average 30-day return of +10.9% and 90-day return of +41.2%, though this prior success provides limited predictive value at this specific ticker where no same-ticker historical track record is disclosed.

RPAY President Alias Shaler buys 118 shares at $4.15; stock down 62.7% from 52-week high, insider unprofitable company.

Alias Shaler purchased 118 shares of Repay Holdings at $4.15 on 2025-05-16, a modest transaction representing 0.0% incremental change to his 265.0K-share position. The purchase occurs as RPAY trades 62.7% below its 52-week high of $11.00 and has fallen 44.7% over the prior 90 days, with the company reporting a net loss of $7.9M against $77.3M quarterly revenue. Notably, Shaler executed two consecutive open-market purchases on 2025-05-14 and 2025-05-15, the day immediately before this transaction, suggesting a pattern of accumulation at depressed valuations; his prior 3 transactions at RPAY (all sells in July 2023) were well-timed at the 90-day mark. However, his cross-ticker track record shows 8 prior sells with only 37.50% well-timed at 90 days, indicating mixed predictive value. The small transaction size and the company's ongoing unprofitability limit the signal strength of this filing.

CEO Morris John Andrew Sr. buys 249,802 shares ($1.0M) at $4.09 avg in RPAY facing -44.7% 90-day decline, unprofitable FY

Morris John Andrew Sr., Chief Executive Officer of Repay Holdings Corp, made 2 separate purchases totaling 249,802 shares for $1,022,272.49 on 2025-05-14 and 2025-05-15 at a blended average price of $4.09. The timing coincides with material stock deterioration: the stock is -44.7% over 90 days, -62.7% from its 52-week high of $11.00, and is trading at $4.10 (near the transaction price). The company is fundamentally challenged—net income was $-7,947,000.00 over the most recent full fiscal year despite revenue of $77,325,000.00, indicating operating losses. This CEO purchase occurs against a backdrop of unprofitability and significant downward price momentum, providing a data point on insider positioning but without scheduled trading plan disclosure suggesting discretionary intent.

Repay Holdings president Alias Shaler bought 189,782 shares for $784,212.14 at blended average $4.13 amid 44.7% 90-day decline.

Alias Shaler, President of Repay Holdings Corp, purchased 189,782 shares across 2 transactions on 2025-05-14 and 2025-05-15 for a total of $784,212.14, increasing his holdings by +253.0% to 264,782 shares. The purchase occurred as the stock was -62.7% from its 52-week high and down 44.7% over 90 days, near current levels ($4.10 current price vs. $4.13 blended transaction price). At the same ticker, Shaler's prior 4 measurable trades showed 3 of 4 were well-timed at the 90-day mark, including 3 prior sells that captured exits before subsequent declines. However, the company is unprofitable (net income $-7.9M on $77.3M quarterly revenue) and its market cap of $26.5M is under pressure. The large accumulated buy—tripling his prior 75,000-share position—occurs in a materially distressed valuation context, diverging from his track record pattern of timed exits.

EVP Moore Jacob Hamilton sold 310,632 shares (68.9% of holdings) at $8.28-$8.31 as stock trades 27.4% below 52-week high.

Moore Jacob Hamilton, Executive Vice President of Repay Holdings Corp, executed 2 separate sales on 2024-09-04 and 2024-09-05, divesting 310,632 shares for a blended average of $8.28, reducing his holdings from 450,762 shares to 140,130 shares (a 68.9% reduction). The timing coincides with significant downward pressure: the stock is trading at $8.02, down 27.4% from its 52-week high of $11.05 and down 21.8% over the past 90 days. The company's fundamentals present a headwind—Repay reported a net loss of $4,071,000.00 for its most recent full fiscal year despite quarterly revenue of $74,906,000.00, with annual revenue growth of only 6.2%. The substantial reduction in an executive's ownership stake during a period of stock weakness and profitability challenges merits investor scrutiny into the rationale and forward operational outlook.