UEIC UNIVERSAL ELECTRONICS INC Insider Trading

Director Chahil Satjiv S buys 8,935 shares of UEIC at $6.78; stock -42.2% from 52-week high, company unprofitable.

Director Chahil Satjiv S purchased 8,935 shares at $6.78 on 2025-06-06, increasing his holdings by 6.3% to 150,000 shares. The purchase occurs at a 42.2% discount to the 52-week high and represents an open-market acquisition at a depressed absolute price level. Universal Electronics reported negative net income of $-6.3M on revenue of $92.3M in the latest quarter and remains unprofitable on an annual basis, with annual revenue down 6.1% year-over-year. The transaction provides data on insider positioning but takes place within a fundamentally challenged operating environment that constrains the signal clarity of the purchase alone.

Director Singer Eric bought 8,890 shares across 6 transactions at UEIC for $59,113.73 (blended avg $6.65), raising holdings 17.0%

Director Singer Eric executed 6 separate purchases totaling 8,890 shares for $59,113.73 on June 2–3, 2025, at a blended average price of $6.65, increasing his holdings by 17.0% to 61,297 shares. The current price of $6.78 sits just 1.9% above the blended transaction price, suggesting he acquired near present-market levels. UEIC's fundamentals remain troubled: the company posted negative net income of $-6,274,000.00 over its most recent full fiscal year, revenue contracted 6.1% year-over-year, and the stock trades at $6.78—down 45.2% from its 52-week high of $12.38. The director's cross-ticker track record shows strong past execution (13 prior buys with 100.00% 90-day win rate and +19.4% average 90-day return), but that pattern provides no signal about his timing or conviction on this specific unprofitable name. The clustering of purchases within two consecutive trading days on materially identical pricing warrants examination of whether these were discretionary accumulation or schedule-driven activity.

Director Eric Singer bought 7,000 shares of UEIC in 2 transactions for $47,832.00, raising holdings 17.8%.

Eric Singer, a Director at Universal Electronics, purchased 7,000 shares across 2 transactions on 2025-05-20 and 2025-05-21, spending $47,832.00 at a blended average of $6.83, increasing his holdings from 39.4K to 46.4K shares. The purchases occur amid material headwinds: the company reported $-6.3M net income in the latest quarter, annual revenue has contracted -6.1%, and the stock trades at -44.9% from its 52-week high of $12.38. Singer's cross-ticker buy track record shows a 100.00% 90-day win rate with average 90d return of +19.4%, suggesting a history of well-timed open-market purchases; however, his 4 prior transactions at UEIC (all buys within the last week) have no measurable 90-day outcomes yet, and timing outcomes at this specific ticker remain unobserved. The aggressive accumulation pattern—7,000 shares in two consecutive trading days—combined with the company's unprofitability and revenue decline, warrants examination of whether this reflects an informed director's confidence or other considerations.

Director Eric Singer bought 6,000 shares at blended avg $7.08 (total $42.5K); holdings rose to 36.4K (+19.7%)

Singer purchased 6,000 shares in 2 separate transactions on 2025-05-16 at prices of $7.07 and $7.09, raising his post-transaction holdings to 36.4K shares from 30.4K shares—a 19.7% increase in position size at blended average price $7.08. The current stock price is $7.13, only 0.7% above the transaction price, while the 52-week range of $4.37–$12.47 places the transaction near the lower half of recent trading. Universal Electronics is unprofitable with net income of $-6.3M in the latest quarter and -6.1% annual revenue growth, creating an unfavorable fundamental backdrop for equity purchases. The director's cross-ticker track record shows a 100% win rate on prior buys with +28.2% average 30-day return and +19.4% average 90-day return; however, no outcomes from his 2 prior trades at UEIC are yet measurable, so his timing accuracy specifically at this ticker remains unproven.

Director Singer Eric bought 3,000 shares of UEIC at $6.89 on 2025-05-19, raising holdings to 39.4K shares. Stock down 42.8% from 52-week high.

Singer Eric acquired 3,000 shares at $6.89 on 2025-05-19, a discretionary open-market purchase that increased his stake by 8.2% to 39.4K shares. This represents the third insider purchase of UEIC within four trading days (prior buys on 2025-05-16 and 2025-05-13), suggesting sustained investment activity at the company. However, context matters: UEIC is trading 42.8% below its 52-week high, the company posted $-6.3M net income over its most recent full fiscal year, and annual revenue contracted 6.1%. While Singer's cross-ticker track record shows a 100% 90-day win rate across 10 prior buys with an average 90d return of +19.4%, no same-ticker historical outcomes are yet measurable, so prior success does not directly predict the outcome of these recent UEIC purchases. The rapid, repeated buying at depressed valuations warrants tracking alongside the company's unprofitable operating performance.

Director Eric Singer bought 24,000 UEIC shares at $6.73 on 2025-05-13 (total $161.6K); holdings surged 374.8% to 30.4K shares amid unprofitability and -6.1% revenue decline.

Director Eric Singer purchased 24,000 shares of Universal Electronics Inc at $6.73 on 2025-05-13, expanding his position from 6,403 shares to 30.4K shares—a 374.8% increase—for a total investment of $161.6K. This substantial accumulation occurred while the company faces headwinds: net income was negative at $-6.3M in the most recent quarter, annual revenue contracted 6.1% year-over-year, and the stock trades 50.3% below its 52-week high of $13.65. Notably, Singer's cross-ticker buy history shows 7 prior open-market purchases with a 100.00% 90-day win rate and average 90-day return of +19.4%, suggesting a track record of picking entry points that subsequently recover. The confluence of a major position increase by an experienced buyer, sharp price decline from recent highs, and recent positive momentum (36.4% gain in 30 days) warrants close attention to whether this represents recognition of value or signals insight into near-term operational turnaround.