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Intellinetics director Robert Taglich buys $5,522 in shares

Intellinetics director Robert Taglich buys $5,522 in shares

Intellinetics, Inc. (NASDAQ:INLX) director and 10% owner Robert Taglich recently bolstered his stake in the company by acquiring an additional 1,000 shares. According to a recent filing, Taglich purchased the shares over two transactions in late August 2026, spending between $5.00 and $5.5226 per share. On August 27, he bought one share, and on August 31, he added 999 shares to his holdings.

This move comes as the stock is trading near its 52-week low of $5.05, marking a 53% decline over the past year. Following these transactions, Taglich's beneficial ownership of INTELLINETICS common stock stands at 455,338 shares. The company currently boasts a market cap of $23.6 million and is flagged with a "WEAK" financial health score by InvestingPro, an AI-driven platform offering comprehensive analysis and intelligence on US equities.

Intellinetics recently disappointed investors with its second-quarter 2026 earnings report, posting an adjusted loss of $0.24 per share, far exceeding the anticipated loss of $0.07 per share. Revenue also fell short, landing at $3.94 million compared to the expected $4.87 million. These underwhelming results have sparked interest from investors and analysts, with the company yet to provide further commentary on the matter.

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