Cimpress CFO Buys Amid Exec Selling and Shrinking Profits

Forward-Looking Analysis

No analyst estimates or bank predictions for 2026Q2 are provided in the available data. Historical context from 2026Q1 shows revenue of $863.28 million, net income of $6.52 million, and EPS of $0.31. Gross profit stood at $402.80 million. No upgrades/downgrades or price targets are referenced in the provided content.

Historical Performance Review

Cimpress reported 2026Q1 revenue of $863.28 million, net income of $6.52 million, and EPS of $0.31. Gross profit totaled $402.80 million. The net income declined from $14.13 million in Q4 2025, reflecting operational challenges despite stable revenue.

Additional News

Recent insider activity includes Sean Edward Quinn (CFO) purchasing 5,000 shares at $41.50 in March 2025 and 4,000 shares at $62.79 in November 2025. Maarten Wensveen (CTO) sold 22,830 shares at $68.36 in November 2025. Insiders collectively sold $12.82 million in shares over 24 months, while Quinn’s total purchases amounted to $458,660. Insiders own 10.20% of Cimpress stock.

Summary & Outlook

Cimpress’ 2026Q1 results highlight stable revenue but declining net income, signaling margin pressures. Insider selling by key executives contrasts with Quinn’s recent purchases, creating mixed signals. Gross profit remains robust at $402.80 million, but net income trends suggest operational headwinds. The 2026Q2 earnings will be critical to assess if cost management or revenue diversification can reverse the net income decline. While revenue resilience is positive, insider selling and thin net margins pose near-term risks. A neutral outlook is warranted pending clarity on cost controls and market share retention.