Todd Ordal, a director at FitLife Manufacturers, Inc. (OTC:FTLF), has bought 150 shares of the corporate’s frequent inventory, in response to a current submitting with the Securities and Change Fee. The shares had been acquired at a worth of $30.37 every, totaling roughly $4,555. Following this transaction, Ordal now holds 31,094 shares of FitLife Manufacturers. The acquisition was made routinely beneath a Rule 10b5-1 buying and selling plan.
The timing of Ordal’s buy comes as FitLife Manufacturers, presently valued at $145 million, has demonstrated sturdy momentum with a 64% return over the previous 12 months. InvestingPro evaluation reveals the corporate maintains a “GREAT” monetary well being rating, with analysts setting a $40 worth goal. Subscribers to InvestingPro can entry 8 extra key insights about FTLF’s development prospects and monetary place.
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