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Intapp CEO John Hall sells $110,220 in shares after option exercise

Intapp CEO John Hall sells $110,220 in shares after option exercise

John T. Hall, the CEO and a director of Intapp, Inc., exercised employee stock options and subsequently sold 3,000 shares of the company's common stock on September 21, 2026. The shares were sold at a price of $36.74 each, generating a total of $110,220. As of that date, Intapp's stock was trading at $36.10, having experienced a 46% increase over the past six months.

The option exercise and subsequent sale were executed under a pre-determined 10b5-1 trading plan that Mr. Hall had established on December 15, 2025. This transaction comes at a time when Intapp continues to demonstrate strong financial performance, boasting 76% gross profit margins. Seven analysts have recently revised their earnings estimates upwards for the upcoming period.

Furthermore, Intapp's stock is currently deemed undervalued based on the company's Fair Value analysis. With an ownership stake of 5,814,808 shares directly and an additional 67,000 unexercised employee stock options, Mr. Hall's beneficial ownership in Intapp now stands at 5,881,808 shares.

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