Brian Schopfer, Chief Financial Officer at Mirion Technologies, Inc. (MIR), bought 20,000 shares at $15.60 ($312K) on 2026-09-02, disclosed to the SEC on 2026-09-02.
CFO Brian Schopfer purchased $312,000 of MIR stock at $15.60, marking the largest insider purchase in the company's history, which may signal confidence in the stock's recovery from recent lows. The trade comes as the stock has dropped 24.48% over the past year and is currently trading 48.59% below its 52-week high.
MIR is down 4.67% over the last 5 days and 14.6% over the last 90 days, trading at $15.565, which is 10.19% above its 52-week low of $14.125 but still 48.59% below its 52-week high of $30.277.
1) Q2 2026 earnings beat estimates on EPS (+20.00%) but missed on revenue (-1.81%) on July 28, 2026; next earnings date TBD. 2) Recent news on September 1, 2026, discusses Q2 earnings performance versus peers. 3) The company reported robust revenue growth of nearly 20% in Q2 driven largely by acquisitions, with a full-year outlook for a stronger second half.
The stock is trading at a high P/E multiple of 173.0 TTM, and short interest represents 19.28% of the float, indicating significant bearish sentiment.
Clearly above the average filing.
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