Director Olsen Geir bought 15,000 shares of PRAA at $14.15; holdings rise 34.1% to 58,933 shares; prior PRAA buys showed 90d gains of +14.5% and +11.4%.
Olsen Geir purchased 15,000 shares of PRA GROUP at $14.15 on 2025-11-06, increasing his holdings by 34.1% to 58,933 shares and representing a material commitment of $212,250.00. His prior two open-market purchases at PRAA, on 2025-05-07 and 2024-08-07, each generated positive 90-day returns of +14.5% and +11.4% respectively, suggesting a pattern of well-timed entry points at this ticker. The stock is currently trading at $15.25, representing a +13.9% gain over the prior 30 days, though it remains -38.3% below its 52-week high of $24.72. The company faces near-term headwinds: net income was -$407.7M in the latest quarter despite revenue of $311.1M and strong annual revenue growth of +38.9%, positioning the insider's purchase near an inflection point that warrants investor attention to near-term earnings and operational trajectory.
Director Olsen Geir purchases 18,230 shares of PRAA at $13.59, boosting holdings 70.9% to 43,933 shares as stock trades 49.8% below 52-week high.
Olsen Geir purchased 18,230 shares at $13.59 on 2025-05-07, increasing his holdings by 70.9% from 25,703 to 43,933 shares. The stock is currently trading 49.8% below its 52-week high of $26.77 and has declined 41.9% over the past 90 days, placing this transaction in a period of significant price weakness. His prior buy at PRAA on 2024-08-07 achieved a 90-day return of +11.4%, demonstrating a pattern of well-timed purchases at this ticker. The company trades at a P/E of 7.55 with annual revenue growth of +38.9%, providing fundamental context for the director's accumulation despite recent price declines.
Director Olsen Geir initiates position with 11,750 shares of PRAA at $21.39, first holdings ever at company.
Olsen Geir, a director at PRA GROUP, purchased 11,750 shares for $251,332.50 at $21.39 on 2024-08-07, establishing a position where he held zero shares pre-transaction. The stock has traded down to $22.37 from a 52-week high of $28.00 and is -15.5% over 90 days, though it recovered +15.7% over the past month. This purchase occurs against a backdrop of concerning fundamentals: the company reported -17.0% annual revenue growth and was unprofitable over its most recent full fiscal year. While a director's first acquisition could indicate incremental confidence in management strategy, the company's deteriorating profitability and declining revenue trajectory present meaningful headwinds that warrant scrutiny of whether this represents genuine conviction or a routine board-compensation-related acquisition.
