ITG ranks highest on growth (87th percentile) and insider conviction (65th), and lowest on risk and compliance (32nd), among Construction peers.
Growth
87
Inputs
Revenue growth, YoY+38.4% · 87 pct, sector of 72
Backlog growth, YoYno backlog line filed, or no year-earlier backlog
Insider conviction
65
Inputs
Net open-market buying, 180d$19K · 76 pct, sector of 42
Insider buyers, 180d1 · 55 pct, sector of 43
Risk and compliance
32
Inputs
Short interest, % of float+7.8% · 32 pct, sector of 77
Recalls per $1B revenue, 3ynot measured for this sector, almost no peer has an event
EPA cases per $1B revenue, 5ynot measured for this sector, almost no peer has an event
New text in Risk Factors, latest 10-Kneeds two 10-Ks with a Risk Factors section (not 20-F filers or stubs)
4 not measured: Profitability, Financial health, Institutional and government, US patents
Profitability needs 2 of 4 inputs, 0 present: fewer than four consecutive quarters of net income; fewer than four consecutive quarters of operating income
Financial health needs 1 of 2 inputs, 0 present: needs four quarters of operating cash flow; no equity line filed
Institutional and government needs 1 of 4 inputs, 0 present: fewer than five funds report holding it; no Congress trades in 365 days; no federal contracts in 180 days; no lobbying filings in the last four quarters
US patents needs 1 of 2 inputs, 0 present: patent data not loaded yet
3 of 7 axes scored. Each is a percentile against sector peers (all companies when the sector is thin); higher is better. An unscored axis is unmeasured, not low. How it is scored
What the filings say about ITG
In the 180 days to 2026-10-12, ITG insiders were net buyers of ITG, a net $19.2K across purchases and sales reported on Form 4 by 1 buyer. Each figure is counted from SEC and House filings as of 2026-10-12, dated the day the filing was made public.
ITG filings FAQ
Are ITG insiders buying or selling ITG?
In the 180 days to 2026-10-12, ITG insiders were net buyers, a net $19.2K across purchases and sales reported on Form 4, by 1 buyer.
7.8% of the float short (float per yahoo 2026-10-09) · 2.2 days to cover · settled 2026-09-30
What changed in the last 30 days
Nothing new filed in the last 30 days
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Total return over 12 months. Each marker is a filing; hover or tap one for the detail.
-57.3%12M
Insider buy
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Why this name is on the desk
Insiders are net buyers of their own stock.
The record shows a net $19.2K bought by insiders over 180 days, 3 funds added last quarter. Each figure is a federal filing, dated the day it went public.
Form 4 buys and sells (codes P and S). Grants, option exercises
and conversions excluded.
Over the last 180 days, ITG, Inc./DE/ insiders bought a net $19.2K of stock across 1 Form 4 purchases and sales, with 1 insider(s) buying. Source: SEC Form 4 filings, as of 2026-10-12.
First open-market trade here by this insider on our record.
The trade is 100.0% of the 1,200 shares held after it.
No other insider bought within 30 days.
3 funds added in the 13F quarter to Jun 30, 2026.
Insider activity: Director Braun III Francis A bought about $19.2K of ITG on the open market on Jul 2, 2026, the largest insider purchase at the company on our record; 3 funds added in the latest 13F quarter.
1 transaction on record · a thin record, read with care
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