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CVB Financial Director Mike Maddox Buys 10,000 Shares

Key PointsThe purchase on Aug. 31 was valued at approximately $220,300.

Mike Maddox, the director of CVB Financial, purchased 10,000 shares of the company's stock on August 31, 2026. The purchase took place at an average price of $22.03 per share, while the closing price on that day was $22.17. This acquisition significantly increased Maddox's equity stake in the company, bringing his direct holdings to 13,138 shares, or 0.009% of CVB Financial's total outstanding shares.

CVB Financial is a regional banking institution with a diverse range of financial services, including deposit products, loan origination, and ancillary financial services. The company serves individuals and small to medium-sized businesses, demonstrating a strong focus on community-oriented financial solutions. With 1,079 employees and a trailing 12-month net income of $205.5 million, CVB Financial has shown profitability and operational efficiency within the regional bank sector.

The stock market has been supportive of CVB Financial, with a 21.6% increase in its stock price this year, outperforming the S&P 500's 12.7% gain. Six analysts covering the stock have generally bullish outlooks, with 67% recommending a buy and 33% suggesting a hold. The median one-year price target is $26, representing a potential gain of nearly 15% from the current price of $22.62.

The highest price target is $158, implying a potential gain of 23.7%, while the lowest target of $25 still represents a potential gain of 10.5%.

Despite the positive outlook, CVB Financial did not make The Motley Fool's 10 best stocks list for 2026. However, the insider buying and positive price targets suggest confidence in the company's future performance.

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