Skillsoft (SKIL) Insider Jim Frankola Sells 12,430 Shares

Jim Frankola, an insider at SKIL, sold 12,430 shares on June 25, 2026. The stock traded around $6.19 on Saturday. This transaction was not planned under a prearranged trading plan.

Insider Buying and Selling at Skillsoft Corp.

In addition to Frankola's sale, several other insiders were active on June 25, 2026. Helena Foulkes sold 12,430 shares, while Arthur Gilliland purchased 6,250 shares. Karen Mills and Michael Stuart Klein each bought 12,430 shares. Peter Schmitt both sold and bought 12,430 shares on the same day.

Other Institutional Activity in SKIL

Institutional investors have also been busy with SKIL. Paradice Investment Management reduced its holdings by 9,144 shares, leaving it with 567,149 shares valued at about $2.43 million. BlackRock increased its stake by 30,764 shares, now holding 327,451 shares worth approximately $1.40 million. Goldman Sachs trimmed its position by 23,541 shares, ending with 281,425 shares valued at $1.21 million. Arex Capital Management decreased its stake by 27,500 shares to 213,161 shares, valued at $914,461. Meanwhile, Vanguard Capital Management and Zacks Investment Management both opened new positions with 202,895 and 187,434 shares, respectively.

Analysts Set New Price Targets

On July 12, 2024, Barclays reiterated its 'buy' rating for SKIL with a price target of $20. Earlier, Citi maintained its 'buy' rating with a $50 target on May 1, 2024. Barclays also maintained a 'buy' rating with a $25 target on February 20, 2024. These ratings reflect continued analyst interest in SKIL.

Bottom Line

Jim Frankola's recent sale of SKIL shares underscores ongoing insider activity. Investors and analysts keep a close watch on SKIL, given its active institutional and insider trading. Remember, insider trades are reported after the fact and don't necessarily indicate future stock performance.