XPEL Insider Richard Crumly Sells 532 Shares

Richard Crumly sold 532 shares of XPEL, Inc. (XPEL) on June 16, 2026. This transaction was part of a cluster of trades by company leaders that occurred during the same week. The sale follows several other filings from high-level executives, including the company's CEO, who were both buying and selling shares.

Crumly Joins Active Week for XPEL Insiders

Crumly's disposal of 532 shares took place on June 16, 2026. While the specific dollar value for this individual trade wasn't listed in the filing, the timing is notable because it coincided with several other moves. On that same day, John North and Stacy Bogart were also active. John North acquired 532 shares before selling an equal amount, and Stacy Bogart purchased 532 shares. These trades occurred while the stock was trading near its long-term price averages, suggesting a period of routine portfolio adjustments for the board and management team.

XPEL Stock Performance and Valuation

Shares of the San Antonio-based company were priced at $45.45 on Friday. This puts the stock just below its 50-day moving average of $47.23 and its 200-day moving average of $47.21. For investors, these moving averages are simple tools that track the average price over time to see if a stock is trending up or down. XPEL currently has a price-to-earnings (P/E) ratio of 22.98. A P/E ratio is a common way to measure if a stock is expensive compared to its profits. Looking ahead, the forward P/E ratio—which uses estimated future earnings—is lower at 16.86.

Growth and Financial Health

In its most recent reporting, XPEL showed it is growing its top line. The company generated $508.09 million in revenue, which is a 14.7% increase over the previous year. It maintains a profit margin of 10.77%, meaning it keeps about 11 cents of every dollar it brings in as profit. The company also has a current ratio of 2.61, which shows it has plenty of cash and short-term assets to cover its immediate bills. Shareholders are currently looking toward November 4, 2026, for the next update on the company's financial progress.

Recent Insider Activity at XPEL

Beyond Crumly's sale, the company's President and CEO, Ryan Pape, has been very active. On June 19, 2026, Pape purchased 1,990 shares but also sold 1,222 shares at a price of $45.45, a sale worth about $55,539. John North was also busy on June 16, 2026, making two separate purchases of 532 shares each alongside his sale that same day. Stacy Bogart's purchase of 532 shares on June 16 further adds to the picture of a management team that is frequently adjusting its holdings.

Analysts Set New Price Targets

Several research firms have updated their views on XPEL lately. On August 8, 2026, Freedom Broker upgraded the stock to a Buy rating and set a price target of $60.00. Just two days earlier, B. Riley Securities maintained its own Buy rating and raised its price target to $65.00. Currently, three analysts cover the stock with an average price target of $61.67. This consensus suggests that Wall Street experts see about 35% potential upside from Friday's closing price.

About XPEL, Inc.

XPEL is a San Antonio-based company that makes and sells protective films for cars and buildings. They are best known for their clear coatings that protect car paint from rocks and scratches, but they also sell window tints and surface protection for homes. The company operates globally, selling through a network of independent installers and car dealerships. This recent insider selling by Crumly and others comes as the company continues to expand its reach in the international auto parts market.

Investors should remember that insider trades and 13F filings are backward-looking and don't always reflect current market conditions or the future direction of the stock. The next big catalyst for the share price will likely be the earnings results released in early November.