In a filing, Patrick Industries, Inc revealed its Director Kitson Michael A unloaded Company’s shares for reported $0.52 million on Aug 19 ’25. In the deal valued at $112.67 per share,4,572 shares were sold. As a result of this transaction, Kitson Michael A now holds 11,850 shares worth roughly $1.26 million.
Then, Michael A. Kitson bought 4,572 shares, generating $512,700 in total proceeds.
Before that, Rodino Jeff sold 22,389 shares. Patrick Industries, Inc shares valued at $2,470,044 were divested by the President-RV at a price of $110.32 per share. As a result of the transaction, Rodino Jeff now holds 206,492 shares, worth roughly $21.89 million.
Robert W. Baird downgraded its Patrick Industries, Inc [PATK] rating to a Neutral from a an Outperform in a research note published recently. A number of analysts have revised their coverage, including Raymond James’s analysts, who began to cover the stock in early October with a ‘”an Outperform”‘ rating. The Benchmark Company began covering PATK with “Buy” recommendation on August 29, 2024. BMO Capital Markets started covering the stock on December 07, 2023. It rated PATK as “an Outperform”.
Price Performance Review of PATK
On Friday, Patrick Industries, Inc [NASDAQ:PATK] saw its stock fall -1.29% to $106.02. Over the last five days, the stock has lost -3.94%. Patrick Industries, Inc shares have risen nearly 13.81% since the year began. Nevertheless, the stocks have risen 27.61% over the past one year.
How much short interest is there in Patrick Industries, Inc?
A steep rise in short interest was recorded in Patrick Industries, Inc stocks on 2025-08-29, growing by 69778.0 shares to a total of 2.67 million shares. Yahoo Finance data shows the prior-month short interest on 2025-07-31 was 2.6 million shares. There was a rise of 2.61%, which implies that there is a positive sentiment for the stock.
The most recent change occurred on April 19, 2023 when KeyBanc Capital Markets began covering the stock and recommended ‘”an Overweight”‘ rating along with a $80 price target.
