Directors buy as Quarterhill shares recover
Quarterhill's stock has seen a recovery, reaching a 52-week high of $1.94 following the release of its Q1 results. Over the past 90 days, two directors have invested $377,556 in shares, with a significant purchase of $228,847 made after the Q1 announcement. The company provides solutions for the ground transportation industry, including tolling and logistics.
- ▪Quarterhill's stock reached a 52-week high of $1.94 after Q1 results were announced.
- ▪Directors have purchased $377,556 worth of shares in the last 90 days.
- ▪A notable purchase of $228,847 occurred on May 15, following the Q1 results.
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ShareSave for laterPlease log in to bookmark this story.Log InCreate Free AccountQuarterhill QTRH-T provides tolling, safety and enforcement, and logistics solutions for the ground transportation industry. The stock has been on a bumpy ride since I highlighted it here in November, 2023, but it has been accelerating to the upside since Quarterhill reported Q1 results, setting a 52-week high of $1.94 on Tuesday. A pair of directors have spent $377,556 picking up shares in the public market over the past 90 days. Notably, $228,847 worth of those shares were purchased on May 15 which was after Q1 results were announced.Open this photo in gallery:stockTed Dixon is CEO of INK Research, which provides insider news and knowledge to investors.
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