Sunrun CAO Maria Barak sells $13,753 in stock

Sunrun Inc.'s Chief Accounting Officer, Maria Barak, recently sold 1,771 shares of the company's stock on October 6, 2026, according to wire material. The sale totaled $13,753, with shares exchanged at prices between $7.69 and $7.82 each, averaging $7.7658 per share. Ms. Barak's sale was made to satisfy tax obligations resulting from the settlement of vested restricted stock units.

Following the stock sale, Ms. Barak currently holds 88,262 shares of Sunrun common stock. This figure comprises 55,759 restricted stock units, which are not yet vested and subject to potential forfeiture.

The stock sale occurred as Sunrun shares are trading near their 52-week low of $7.26, marking a 59% decrease over the past year. Despite this, InvestingPro analysis suggests the stock is undervalued relative to its Fair Value, earning it a spot on the platform's most undervalued stocks list.

Investors interested in a more in-depth analysis can access a Pro Research Report and 17 additional ProTips on the InvestingPro platform. In related news, Sunrun Inc. recently collaborated with Tesla to deliver 580 megawatts of peak power to California's grid during a heat wave. This monumental effort involved over 140,000 home batteries discharging power, equivalent to the capacity of a large power plant.

Meanwhile, financial analysts have been adjusting their price targets for Sunrun. Jefferies lowered its price target to $7.00 from $15.00, maintaining a Hold rating due to rising Treasury yields affecting the company's 2026 cash generation guidance. Oppenheimer also decreased its price target to $20 from $25, citing the company's revised 2026 guidance as it focuses on its direct sales business amidst interest rate challenges.

Mizuho followed suit, reducing its price target to $18 from $22, citing a 18% reduction in Sunrun's fiscal 2026 cash generation guidance due to slower direct sales ramp-up caused by onboarding new representatives.

These developments highlight ongoing adjustments and strategic shifts within Sunrun's operations and market expectations.