Schweitzer John Arthur

EVP & Chief Revenue Officer Schweitzer sells 49,104 shares of INFA at $24.72 for $1,213,899.98

John Arthur Schweitzer, EVP & Chief Revenue Officer, sold 49,104 shares at $24.72 on 2025-08-15, reducing his holdings by 13.0% from 378,694 to 329,590 shares. The transaction occurs with stock near its 52-week high (currently -9.7% below the $27.39 peak) and shows positive short-term momentum (30-day change +1.0%, 90-day change +30.1%). His cross-ticker track record shows a 90-day well-timed sell rate of 90.91%, though at this specific ticker (INFA) his two prior 90-day measurable outcomes (2024-07-15 sales) resulted in stock declines of -6.6% and -5.0%, suggesting accurate prior timing at this name. The company's fundamentals present complexity: revenue of $407,344,000.00 with net income of $-4,649,000.00 and a P/E ratio of 824.67 reflect profitability challenges. The concentration of his sales in recent months (three prior sells between May–July 2025, all showing small near-term gains) alongside this substantial 49.1K share reduction warrants attention to whether these sales reflect broader resource allocation by the CRO or are responses to internal performance visibility.

EVP & Chief Revenue Officer Schweitzer sold 48,929 shares of INFA at $24.22 for $1.2M; holdings remain substantial at 362.6K shares.

John Arthur Schweitzer, EVP & Chief Revenue Officer, sold 48,929 shares on 2025-07-15 at $24.22, reducing his holdings by -11.9% from 411.6K to 362.6K shares. His cross-ticker track record shows a 90.91% well-timed rate on 13 prior sells with average 90-day return of -12.0%, indicating strong historical timing discipline. At INFA specifically, his 3 measurable prior sales (with 90-day outcomes) all declined post-sale, demonstrating consistent timing accuracy at this ticker. The current stock price of $24.54 sits -12.3% from the 52-week high, and near-term momentum remains mixed (90-day +40.2% but 30-day +1.6%). A P/E of 818.00 and net income of $1.3M against $403.9M in quarterly revenue suggest the company is in a low-profitability state, raising questions about fundamental growth sustainability alongside the executive's measured portfolio reduction.

EVP John Arthur Schweitzer sells 48,929 INFA shares at $24.11; prior 4 INFA sales all well-timed (stock fell after 90 days)

John Arthur Schweitzer, EVP & Chief Revenue Officer, sold 48,929 shares of Informatica at $24.11 on 2025-06-16, reducing holdings by 11.6% to 371,809 shares. Notably, his four prior sales at INFA were all well-timed at the 90-day mark, with 90-day returns of -6.6%, -5.0%, -14.3%, and -21.3% respectively. This consistent pattern of selling ahead of declines suggests his timing sense is material when evaluating the directional signal. The current price of $24.15 sits 22.6% below the 52-week high of $31.20, and the company reports a concerning P/E of 805.00 alongside thin profitability (net income of $1.3M on $403.9M revenue). While the 30-day and 90-day price changes show recent recovery (+24.2% and +34.2%), the fundamental profile and the insider's historical pattern of well-timed exits merit close attention.

EVP & CRO Schweitzer sells 116.2K INFA shares at $24.00; all 5 prior INFA sales were well-timed with negative 90d returns.

John Arthur Schweitzer, EVP & Chief Revenue Officer, sold 116,199 shares of Informatica (INFA) at $24.00 on 2025-05-23, reducing his holdings by 23.3% to 382,005 shares. His prior trading history at INFA is notably consistent: across 5 distinct sales since May 2024, all five were well-timed at the 90-day mark, with negative 90-day returns ranging from -5.0% to -21.5%, indicating he has consistently sold before subsequent price declines. The current stock price of $24.29 is 22.2% below the 52-week high of $31.20, suggesting the stock has already experienced material downside from recent peaks. The company's financial profile shows concerning fundamentals: a P/E ratio of 809.67 paired with modest annual revenue growth of 2.8% and minimal net income of $1.3M on $403.9M in quarterly revenue. This sale extends a clear pattern of Schweitzer's timing acumen at this ticker, though the compressed valuation metrics warrant investor scrutiny of near-term outlook.

CRO John Schweitzer sells 64,501 shares at $28.18 blended price; stock down 34.8% from 52-week high, 5 prior INFA sales in 4 months.

John Arthur Schweitzer, EVP & Chief Revenue Officer of Informatica Inc., executed 2 separate sales on 2024-07-15 totaling 64,501 shares for $1,817,514.69 (blended average $28.18), reducing his holdings by 12.9% to 437,348 shares. At current price of $25.32, the stock has fallen 34.8% from its 52-week high and declined 27.8% over the past 90 days. His SAME-TICKER history at INFA shows 5 prior sales in a 3-month window (2024-04-15 through 2024-06-17), with 2 of 2 measurable 90-day outcomes showing negative returns (well-timed), including a 25.8% and 24.7% decline. Paired against a backdrop of company unprofitability on a full-year basis despite 6.0% annual revenue growth, the pattern of repetitive executive selling at INFA during a sustained decline merits attention to near-term business conditions and guidance.

EVP & Chief Revenue Officer Schweitzer sold 64.4K shares (12.6% of holdings) at $29.81 on 2024-06-17; stock down 18.1% in 90 days.

John Arthur Schweitzer, EVP & Chief Revenue Officer, sold 64,358 shares at $29.81 on 2024-06-17, reducing his holdings by 12.6% to 445,849 shares and generating $1,918,447.62 in proceeds. His same-ticker trade history at INFA shows 5 prior sells in April and May 2024, with 30-day returns of -15.2%, -19.4%, -18.3%, -2.1%, and -1.0% respectively; none of the measurable outcomes meet the 90-day mark yet. INFA's stock has declined 18.1% over the 90 days following this transaction and is currently trading at $30.03, down 22.6% from its 52-week high of $38.81, reflecting weakness that extends beyond seasonal volatility. The company reported revenue of $388.6M in its latest quarter with annual revenue growth of 6.0%, but remains unprofitable on a full-year basis, suggesting operational headwinds that may be prompting the recurring insider sales activity.