TransUnion EVP Abdelsadek sells $64,775 in stock
Mohamed Abdelsadek, TransUnion's Executive Vice President and Chief Global Solutions Officer, sold 897 shares of the company's stock on October 15 and 16, 2026. The sale totaled $64,775, with the first 500 shares traded at $70 per share and the remaining 397 shares sold at $75 per share. Abdelsadek directly owns 52,284 shares of TransUnion common stock.
The announcement of the sale comes amid a 10.67% week-over-week increase in TransUnion's stock price, now trading at $73.12. Analysts consider the stock undervalued, with a PEG ratio of 0.21 indicating promising growth potential. TransUnion recently announced Todd Cello's departure after 29 years, with Cello stepping down as CFO but continuing in an advisory role until early 2027.
UBS lowered its price target for TransUnion shares from $82 to $80, maintaining a Neutral rating. U.S. housing authorities directed lenders to adopt the VantageScore credit scoring system, which affected TransUnion's revenue linked to credit reports. Wolfe Research noted an 8% year-over-year growth in TransUnion India's revenue for Q2, driven by stabilized inquiry volumes and new business acquisitions.
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