When top executives of a company decide to put their own money on the line by investing significantly in their own company, it certainly catches the attention of investors. It implies that these insiders foresee potential profitability – perhaps indicating an undervalued stock or exciting developments within the company, or even both. In this series, we delve into the most substantial insider purchases made by the company’s leadership over the past six months, one of which involved a substantial $5 million investment made by Robert James Gamgort, who serves as both the CEO and Executive Chairman at Keurig Dr Pepper Inc (Symbol: KDP).
Purchased | Insider | Title | Shares | Price/Share | Value |
---|---|---|---|---|---|
03/05/2024 | Robert James Gamgort | CEO & Executive Chairman | 171,821 | $29.10 | $4,999,991.10 |
At an average price of $29.10 per share, Gamgort’s investment is a tangible sign of confidence in Keurig Dr Pepper Inc. Market data shows that KDP shares were priced at $30.82 in recent trading, registering a slight decline of 1.3% on Tuesday. Analyzing the one-year performance of KDP shares against its 200-day moving average can provide further insights into the stock’s trajectory.
Examining the chart, Keurig Dr Pepper Inc’s share prices ranged from a low point of $27.655 to a high of $35.99 over the past year, with the most recent trade settling at $30.82.
The current annual dividend paid by Keurig Dr Pepper Inc stands at $0.86 per share, distributed quarterly, with the most recent ex-dividend date being 03/27/2024. Understanding the long-term dividend history of KDP, as depicted in the chart below, can assist in evaluating the likelihood of the current dividend, offering an annualized yield of approximately 2.8%, continuing in the future.
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