RUN Sunrun Inc. Insider Trading

CFO Danny Abajian sold 132,953 shares of RUN at $13.25; holds 355,085 post-sale. Prior sells perfectly timed: 90-day returns of -43.0% and -41.8%.

Danny Abajian, Chief Financial Officer of Sunrun Inc., sold 132,953 shares (27.2% of his pre-transaction holdings) at $13.25 on 2026-04-06, reducing his position from 488,038 to 355,085 shares. This sale is noteworthy because Abajian's prior two sales at RUN (2024-09-03 and 2024-09-04) were exceptionally well-timed, with 90-day returns of -41.8% and -43.0% respectively, indicating he has consistently sold before significant declines. His cross-ticker track record shows 2 prior sells with an average 90-day return of -42.4% and a 90-day well-timed rate of 100.00%, further reinforcing a pattern of disciplined exit timing. The current stock price of $13.87 is 35.2% below the 52-week high of $21.41, and despite a 30-day gain of 22.4%, the stock has declined 24.2% over 90 days, suggesting conditions that may align with historical sell signals. Given the company's strong fundamentals (revenue growth of 45.1%, P/E of 3.93, market cap of $3.3B), this sale does not reflect distress but rather the CFO's demonstrated ability to execute at opportune moments.

RUN President & CRO Dickson sells 127,673 shares at $13.25; stock -35.2% from 52-week high, held 707.1K post-sale.

Dickson Paul S., President & Chief Revenue Officer, sold 127,673 shares at $13.25 on 2026-04-06, reducing his stake from 834.8K to 707.1K shares (a 15.3% reduction). The sale occurred at $13.25, while the stock currently trades at $13.87 but stands -35.2% from its 52-week high of $21.41. His cross-ticker track record shows 1 prior sell with a 100.00% well-timed rate at the 90-day mark, and his prior RUN sale on 2025-10-01 achieved a -4.6% 90-day return—consistent with well-timed selling. However, the company's fundamentals remain robust: $724.6M quarterly revenue, +45.1% annual growth, and a low P/E of 3.93. The timing of this sale relative to the stock's recent 30-day surge of +22.4% and sharp 90-day decline of -24.2% warrants observation, particularly given the insider's demonstrated pattern of selling ahead of declines; the substantial reduction in a CRO's direct holdings at a growth-oriented solar company with strong revenue expansion is a material disclosure that investors should monitor contextually rather than as an automatic signal.

CEO Mary Powell sold 193,002 shares of RUN at $13.25; post-sale holdings 934,282 shares down 17.1%

Mary Powell, Chief Executive Officer of Sunrun Inc., sold 193,002 shares at $13.25 on 2026-04-06, reducing her holdings from 1,127,284 shares to 934,282 shares—a material 17.1% reduction in her position. The sale occurred when RUN's stock was trading 35.2% below its 52-week high of $21.41, and the company's revenue growth remains strong at +45.1% annually with a low P/E of 3.93. The timing of this significant equity reduction by the sitting CEO during a period of stock weakness and strong financial performance warrants investor attention to whether Powell's divestiture reflects personal financial needs, portfolio reallocation, or shifts in her conviction regarding near-term value.

Chief Legal & People Officer Jeanna Steele sells 76.5K shares of RUN at $13.25 (−35.2% from 52-week high); retains 384.5K shares.

Jeanna Steele, Chief Legal & People Officer of Sunrun Inc., sold 76,478 shares at $13.25 on 2026-04-06, reducing her holdings by 16.6% from 461,016 to 384,538 shares. The transaction occurred at a price that is −35.2% from the 52-week high of $21.41, and the stock has experienced −24.2% decline over the past 90 days despite +22.4% gains in the last 30 days. Despite this recent volatility, Sunrun demonstrates strong fundamentals with annual revenue growth of +45.1% and a P/E of 3.93, though the sale represents a material reduction in this executive's equity exposure at a depressed price point within the annual range.

Director Alan Ferber buys 12,500 RUN shares at $11.92; +45.1% revenue growth & 3.45 P/E amid -33.1% 30-day decline

Alan Ferber, a director of Sunrun Inc., purchased 12,500 shares at $11.92 on 2026-03-03, increasing his holdings by 19.3% to 77,134 shares—a material personal commitment. The purchase occurs while the stock is down 33.1% over the past 30 days and trades 43.2% below its 52-week high of $21.41, suggesting Ferber is deploying capital during a significant drawdown. Sunrun's fundamentals remain solid: annual revenue growth of +45.1%, net income of $16,589,000, and a P/E of 3.45, indicating the company is profitable and growing rapidly despite near-term share price weakness. Ferber's prior buy at this ticker in 2024 achieved a 50.6% 90-day return, establishing a pattern of well-timed entries, though the current purchasing signal occurs in a sharply weakened price environment that merits investor scrutiny regarding whether this accumulation reflects conviction in the recovery path or a mechanical position adjustment.

Director Fenster Edward Harris sold 163,844 shares of RUN for $3,269,221.69 in 2 transactions on 2026-02-11

Fenster Edward Harris executed 2 separate sales totaling 163,844 (163.8K shares) for $3,269,221.69 ($3.3M), representing a 9.5% reduction in his shareholding from 1,717,739 to 1,553,895 shares. The sales occurred at a blended average price of $19.95, trading 8.5% above the current stock price of $18.20 and near the 52-week high of $21.41. His cross-ticker track record shows 6 prior sells with a 60.00% well-timed rate and average 90-day return of -20.4%, while at RUN specifically, his 4 prior measurable sells yielded mixed timing outcomes—50% well-timed at the 90-day mark. Sunrun's fundamentals remain challenged: the company reported negative full-year net income, annual revenue declined 9.8%, and the latest quarter generated $724.6M in revenue against a $16.6M net income, suggesting ongoing profitability pressure despite the director's disposition of shares above current levels.

Sunrun Director Harris sells 133,256 shares ($2.4M) at $18.11; holds 1.47M shares post-sale amid -9.8% annual revenue decline.

Fenster Edward Harris, a Director, sold 133,256 shares (133.3K shares) of Sunrun Inc. (RUN) at $18.11 on 2025-12-05, reducing holdings by 8.3% to 1,474,926 shares (1.47M shares). The sale occurred at a price 15.2% below the 52-week high of $21.29, though the stock is up 5.4% over the past 30 days and 12.7% over 90 days. At this specific ticker, Harris's prior 5 trades show 3 of 5 were well-timed at the 90-day mark; his most recent prior sales at RUN (April 2024) were followed by positive 90-day returns, while his prior sale on 2023-12-29 was followed by a steep 34.6% decline over 90 days. Sunrun is currently navigating a challenging operational environment: annual revenue declined 9.8% and the company was unprofitable over its most recent full fiscal year, despite generating $724.6M in quarterly revenue and $16.6M in net income this quarter. The sale warrants attention given the company's fundamental headwinds and the director's continued substantial residual position of 1.47M shares.

Director Lynn Michelle Jurich sold 50,000 shares of RUN at $20.41 on 2025-11-03; 90-day track record at this ticker shows 2 of 2 prior sells were well-timed.

Director Lynn Michelle Jurich sold 50,000 shares (50.0K shares) of Sunrun Inc. at $20.41, reducing her stake by 5.9% to 800,482 shares. Jurich's prior trading history at this ticker is notable: her 5 previous trades include 2 measurable sales from September and October 2024 that were both well-timed, with the stock declining 54.6% and 56.4% respectively in the 90 days following those sales. In contrast, her 3 most recent sales at RUN in September and October 2025 have shown positive 30-day returns of +11.2%, +5.4%, and +9.5%, though 90-day outcomes remain unmeasurable. The company posted full-year net losses despite recent quarterly profitability ($279.8M net income in the latest quarter), and annual revenue declined -9.8% year-over-year. The stock has risen 71.6% in the past 90 days and is trading 3.3% below its 52-week high, suggesting a strong recent run that may differ in character from the earlier periods when her sales preceded sharp declines.

Director Jurich Lynn Michelle sold 100,000 shares (100.0K shares) for $1,837,652.23 across 3 transactions; recent 90-day rally +82.0% follows her prior 2 RUN sales both well-timed at 90-day mark

Jurich Lynn Michelle, a Director at Sunrun Inc., executed 3 separate sales totaling 100,000 shares (100.0K shares) for $1,837,652.23, reducing her holdings by 10.5%. The sales occurred as the stock appreciated sharply: the 30-day return is +16.0% and the 90-day return is +82.0%, placing current price $19.11 at -0.2% from the 52-week high. Her prior transaction history at RUN is instructive: 2 prior sells on 2024-09-19 both proved well-timed at the 90-day mark (posting -27.4% and -30.3% 90-day returns respectively), demonstrating consistent ability to execute sales before subsequent declines at this ticker. The company faces headwinds—full-year net income was negative, and annual revenue growth declined -9.8%—yet the current price-action (near 52-week highs and up 82% in 90 days) suggests investor sentiment has decoupled from near-term earnings reality. Her sale at $18.38 blended average price, following two well-timed prior exits, warrants close monitoring of whether the current rally reflects sustainable fundamentals or represents the timing of another exit ahead of a potential correction.

RUN Chief Revenue Officer Paul Dickson sold 25,614 shares at $20.00 on 2025-10-01; retains 655,734 shares post-sale.

Paul Dickson, Pres. & Chief Revenue Officer, sold 25,614 shares of Sunrun Inc. for $512,290.25, reducing his holdings by 3.8% to 655,734 shares. The transaction occurred at $20.00, while the stock currently trades at $19.11, roughly 0.2% below its 52-week high. The sale is noteworthy against mixed fundamentals: the latest quarter showed $569.3M in revenue and $279.8M net income, but the company reported negative full-year net income on an annual revenue decline of 9.8%, signaling operational headwinds. The insider retained substantial holdings (655,734 shares), suggesting confidence in the business despite recent underperformance.