Gandhi Prithvi

CFO Gandhi Prithvi bought 15,000 TREX shares at $31.92; holdings doubled to 30,664 shares amid -60.8% decline from 52-week high.

Gandhi Prithvi, SVP and Chief Financial Officer of TREX, executed an open-market purchase of 15,000 shares at $31.92 on 2025-11-14, expanding his holdings by 95.8% from 15,664 to 30,664 shares—a substantial absolute increase reflecting material capital commitment of $478,840.50. The purchase occurs against significant recent price deterioration: the stock is -60.8% from its 52-week high of $79.88 and down -38.3% over the prior 30 days, positioning this transaction at a depressed valuation within recent trading history. Across his cross-ticker open-market history, the insider's prior buy showed a 90-day win rate of 100.00% with an average 90-day return of +15.4%, suggesting a track record of value recognition, though that pattern is not yet proven at TREX specifically. The company's fundamentals remain solid—$285.3M quarterly revenue, $51.8M net income, +5.2% annual revenue growth, and 17.02 P/E—providing a backdrop where the insider's large accumulation in a depressed price window merits investor attention as a signal of perceived value.

CFO Gandhi Prithvi buys 5,000 shares of BECN at $82.29 for $411.4K in inaugural personal holding

Gandhi Prithvi, the Chief Financial Officer, purchased 5,000 shares at $82.29 on 2024-08-07, establishing an initial personal equity stake in BEACON ROOFING SUPPLY where he holds the CFO position. This represents his first open-market acquisition of the company's stock, with no prior holdings. The purchase occurred at a price approximately 1.4% below the current market level of $83.45, and at a point where the stock was trading 18.8% below its 52-week high of $102.80. The company's fundamentals remain reasonably intact with an 8.2% annual revenue growth rate and a P/E ratio of 13.27, though the stock has declined 6.1% in the past 30 days and 10.2% over 90 days. For an executive of his rank to establish a material position—$411.4K in absolute terms—signals a decision to align personal capital with the company's fortunes at a point of recent weakness.