Insperity

Insperity shares rose 4.9% in after-hours trading after chairman and CEO Paul J. Sarvadi bought 233,000 common shares. The purchase was made on June 3 at a weighted average price of $34.05 (range $33.51–$34.45) and had a value of about $7.9 million. After the transaction, Sarvadi indirectly holds 1,105,912 shares through Our Ship Limited Partnership and additionally owns 699,670 shares directly. Insperity provides human-resources and business solutions for small and medium-sized enterprises. » More on de.investing.com

Insperity released mixed Q1 2026 results: adjusted EPS of $1.31 and revenue of $1.9bn missed analysts’ expectations, while adjusted EBITDA rose slightly to $103m. Average paid employees served fell 1% to 303,049, which management attributes to targeted pricing actions and customer selection as part of a margin recovery plan. The company cut costs, continues to pay dividends and buy back shares, and cites the launch of HRScale and AI initiatives as growth drivers for 2027. For 2026 Insperity forecasts 303,000–307,000 employees served, adjusted EBITDA of $170–230m and adjusted EPS of $1.60–2.60. » More on de.investing.com

Insperity shares rose 5.6% in after-hours trading after CEO Paul Sarvadi purchased a total of 201,987 common shares for about $4.6 million between March 17 and 19. Part of the purchases were made directly (after these he held 474,670 shares), while the bulk was acquired indirectly through Our Ship Limited Partnership, bringing his indirect holding to 997,912 shares. Together Sarvadi’s economic interest amounts to roughly 1.47 million shares. Insider purchases are viewed by market participants as a signal of confidence in the company’s future prospects. » More on de.investing.com