Harrison David Benjamin

INTA President Benjamin sells entire 14.3K-share stake via 2 trades for $785.3K at $54.75–$55.21

Harrison David Benjamin, President of Industries at Intapp, Inc., completed a complete liquidation of his equity holdings through two separate sales totaling 14,275 shares for $785,338.96 on 2025-05-23. The blended average sale price of $55.01 is within 0.05% of the current price of $55.04, and occurs within a 52-week range of $31.50–$74.10 (stock is -25.7% from its high). Critically, this represents a full exit: pre-transaction holdings of 14,275 shares reduced to 0 shares post-transaction. The timing is notable given his cross-ticker track record shows a 100.00% well-timed rate on 20 prior sells (avg 90d return -15.9%), though at this specific ticker (INTA) only one prior sale outcome is measurable (2025-02-25 sell returned -16.5% at 90 days, confirming the pattern). The company is growing revenue at +22.7% annually but remains unprofitable (net income $-3.0M on $129.1M quarterly revenue), which may be context for why an executive with a history of well-timed exits is liquidating completely at current levels.

Intapp President Benjamin sells 9,125 shares for $519,841.39 on May 21–22; post-sale holding drops to 14,275 shares (-39.0%)

Harrison David Benjamin, President of Industries at Intapp, executed 4 separate sales totaling 9,125 shares for $519,841.39 at a blended average price of $56.97 on May 21–22, 2025, reducing his holdings by 39.0% to 14,275 shares. The sale occurred when the stock was trading near its 52-week range midpoint but 26.3% below its 52-week high of $74.10, and just prior to the stock's 30-day decline of 5.2%. While Benjamin's cross-ticker track record shows a 100.00% well-timed sell rate over his prior 20 sells (90d average return -17.2%), his prior transactions at INTA show mixed outcomes: three February 2025 sales yielded 30-day returns between -3.6% and -5.8%, with no measurable 90-day outcomes yet available. The company reported $129.1M in latest quarterly revenue with +22.7% annual growth but remains unprofitable ($-3.0M net income), creating uncertain visibility for a $4.4B market cap software platform. The substantial reduction in position size warrants tracking against forward earnings and valuation trends.

President Benjamin sells entire 27,971-share INTA position for $1,821,368.07; full exit in 3 trades at $63.92–$65.36 on 2025-02-25.

Harrison David Benjamin, President (Industries) at Intapp, filed 3 separate sales on 2025-02-25 totaling 27,971 shares (28.0K shares) for $1,821,368.07 at blended average price of $65.12. This represents a complete liquidation: pre-transaction holdings were 27,971 shares (28.0K shares), post-transaction 0 shares, a net change of sold 27,971 shares (-100.0% vs pre-transaction holdings). The transaction occurred at prices within the 52-week range ($30.61–$74.10) and near current levels ($64.58), while the stock is down 12.8% from its 52-week high and down 10.9% over the prior 30 days. Notably, Benjamin executed 5 separate sales at this same ticker on 2025-02-24 (the day prior) with outcomes not yet measurable. His cross-ticker track record shows 20 prior sells with a 90-day well-timed rate of 0.00%, indicating a pattern of poorly timed sell decisions historically. The full exit warrants attention given the executive's role and the complete nature of the position reduction.

INTA President Harrison David Benjamin sold 17,157 shares for $1,131,962.80 across 11 trades over 2025-02-21 to 2025-02-24.

Harrison David Benjamin executed 11 separate sales totaling 17,157 shares for $1,131,962.80 between 2025-02-21 and 2025-02-24, reducing his position by 38.0% from 45,128 to 27,971 shares at a blended average price of $65.98. The transaction occurred as the stock trades at $65.30, down 11.9% from its 52-week high of $74.10, and the company reported most recent quarterly revenue of $121,209,000.00 but posted a net loss of $10,217,000.00, with the company remaining unprofitable on a full-year basis despite 22.7% annual revenue growth. The multi-tranche execution across two trading days at incrementally lower prices (ranging from $69.18 down to $61.84) occurs against a backdrop of the insider's cross-ticker sell history showing a 0.00% well-timed rate—indicating his prior 20 sells did not precede stock declines—and his same-ticker history at INTA showing five recent sells with no yet-measurable outcomes.

Intapp President Benjamin sells 12,727 shares for $876,005.88, reducing holdings 22.0%; stock down 5.1% in 30 days, 9.7% up in 90 days

Harrison David Benjamin, President of Industries at Intapp, executed 6 separate sales totaling 12,727 shares for $876,005.88 on 2025-02-20, reducing his holdings from 57,855 shares to 45,128 shares (a 22.0% reduction). The blended average sale price was $68.83, compared to the current price of $66.11, representing a -3.96% mark-to-market loss on the sold shares since transaction date. The company remains unprofitable (net income $-10,217,000.00 in the latest quarter) despite 22.7% annual revenue growth. His cross-ticker track record shows 20 prior sells with a 0.00% well-timed rate at the 90-day mark, indicating past sells have not preceded stock declines; the 90-day average return of +32.7% after his historical sells reflects poorly timed exits relative to subsequent price appreciation.

INTA President Benjamin sells all 22,373 shares for $1.5M at blended $68.87, exiting full position

Harrison David Benjamin, President of Industries, executed 2 separate sales totaling 22,373 shares for $1,540,880.08 at a blended average price of $68.87, eliminating his entire stake in INTA. The sales occurred at $68.71 and $69.52 on 2024-12-13, prices near the stock's 52-week high of $70.00 and 4.3–5.6% above the current price of $65.80. Benjamin's prior 5 trades at INTA show 3 measurable outcomes (all from August 2024) with 90-day returns of +34.0%, +35.1%, and +35.2%, none of which were well-timed by sell standards (stock rose after each sale). His cross-ticker sell history (14 prior sells, 0% well-timed at 90 days, avg 90d return +34.2%) shows a consistent pattern of selling into positive momentum rather than ahead of declines. The complete exit of holdings combined with the execution near recent highs, paired with the company's unprofitability (negative net income of $-4,520,000.00 in the latest quarter) and this insider's historical tendency not to precede downturns, warrant attention to underlying strategic considerations.

Harrison David Benjamin sells 17.7K INTA shares for $1.05M at blended $59.30 vs current $59.92, reducing stake to 26.9K shares.

President of Industries Harrison David Benjamin executed 2 separate sales totaling 17,744 shares for $1,052,203.08, representing a 39.7% reduction in his shareholding from 44,671 to 26,927 shares. The sales occurred at prices ($58.85 and $59.34) very close to the current market price of $59.92, placing them near the 52-week high and shortly after a 19.3% 30-day and 33.2% 90-day rally. His prior 5 sales at INTA all occurred in August 2024 and posted positive 30-day and 90-day returns (11.0%–14.9% and 34.0%–35.8%), indicating those earlier sales preceded further appreciation; the current timing pattern shows no well-timed sales at the 90-day mark. The company remains unprofitable (net income $-4.5M in the latest quarter, negative full-year net income) despite 22.7% annual revenue growth, adding context to a significant insider reduction of stake during a period of strong stock momentum.

INTA President Harrison David Benjamin sells 480,257 shares (100% of holdings) for $20,879,582.55 across 4 sales (Aug 22–23)

Harrison David Benjamin, President, Industries at Intapp Inc., filed 4 separate open-market sales totaling 480,257 shares for $20,879,582.55 at a blended average price of $43.48, liquidating his entire position in the company. The sales occurred over two business days (2024-08-22 and 2024-08-23) at prices ranging from $43.20 to $44.13, near the 52-week high of $45.09. This comes as Intapp is unprofitable (latest full-year net income was negative) despite strong recent revenue growth of 22.7% year-over-year, creating mixed fundamental signals. The complete exit by an executive in a critical leadership role warrants investor attention given the timing near all-time highs and the company's current profitability challenges.

INTA President sells 317,820 shares for $13.6M in 6 transactions over 2 days, reducing stake 80.1%

Harrison David Benjamin, President of Industries at Intapp, Inc., executed 6 separate sales totaling 317,820 shares for $13,597,797.96 (blended average $42.78) on 2024-08-20 and 2024-08-21, reducing his holdings from 396,733 shares to 78,913 shares. The scale of this reduction—80.1% of his pre-transaction holdings—in a multi-day, multi-price window is notable, particularly given that the company remains unprofitable (net income of $-6,890,000.00 over its most recent full fiscal year) despite strong revenue growth of 29.0%. The current stock price of $43.19 sits 4.2% below the 52-week high of $45.09, and the sales were executed at prices ranging from $41.99 to $43.10, suggesting the insider was selling during a period of elevated valuation within the recent range. Investors should note the substantial reduction in insider exposure at a company trading near year-high levels while remaining unprofitable.

INTA President David Harrison sold 174,362 shares (63.7% of holdings) for $7.4M at $42.69 blended price; stock +18.6% in 30 days

President Harrison David Benjamin executed 2 separate sales on 2024-08-19, totaling 174,362 shares for $7,443,590.26 at a blended average price of $42.69, reducing his holdings by 63.7% to 99,490 shares. The transaction occurs at a price 1.0% below the current price of $43.12, within the 52-week range of $30.61–$45.09 and notably absent any timing pressure—the stock has appreciated 18.6% over the 30 days following the sale and 17.8% over 90 days. The company remains unprofitable (full-year net income was negative) despite strong 29.0% annual revenue growth, suggesting profitability remains a work-in-progress at Intapp. The magnitude and timing of this substantial reduction in holdings warrant attention given the stock's concurrent upward trajectory and the company's operational profile.