CACC Credit Acceptance Corporation

Hyperion Capital Advisors LP reduced its stake in Credit Acceptance Corporation ($CACC) by 24.5% during Q2, selling 6,129 shares and leaving them with 18,927 shares valued at $9.64 million, making it their 7th largest position. The company reported EPS of $10.28, beating estimates, but revenue of $405.1 million fell short of expectations. Insiders own 6.60% of the stock, while institutional investors hold 81.71%, with CEO Kenneth Booth recently selling 4,000 shares.

Beck Mack & Oliver LLC reduced its holdings in Credit Acceptance Corporation by 4.7% in the second quarter, selling 18,589 shares and retaining 376,383 shares valued at approximately $191.7 million. Credit Acceptance reported better-than-expected EPS but missed revenue forecasts, with analysts maintaining a "Reduce" rating and an average target price of $465.00 for the stock. The company's market cap is $5.21 billion, and its stock trades around $472.

First Trust Advisors LP has acquired a new stake of 51,866 shares in Credit Acceptance Corporation (NASDAQ:CACC), valued at approximately $26.4 million. The company currently holds a "Reduce" consensus rating from analysts with a target price of $465. Insiders own 6.60% of the company's stock, and its CEO recently sold a portion of his holdings.

Credit Acceptance (Nasdaq: CACC) was recognized by Computerworld as one of the Best Places to Work in IT for the 11th consecutive year, ranking #2 among midsize companies in 2025. This achievement, a significant jump of six spots from the previous year, is attributed to the company's Engineering-led modernization, expanded automation, and integration of AI technologies. This is one of twelve workplace awards received by Credit Acceptance this year, reinforcing its commitment to a supportive and growth-oriented work environment.

Credit Acceptance Corporation has been recognized by Computerworld for the 11th year as one of the Best Places to Work in IT achieving the #2 spot among midsize companies due to comprehensive tech-led strategies and inclusive workplace practices. The company's CTO highlighted significant advancements in modernizing foundational technologies and integrating AI to improve customer and employee support, leading to gains in reliability and performance. This award is one of twelve workplace recognitions received by Credit Acceptance this year, affirming its commitment to fostering a growth-oriented environment.

Credit Acceptance Corporation has been named one of the Best Places to Work in IT by Computerworld for the 11th consecutive year, ranking #2 among midsize companies. This recognition highlights their comprehensive tech-led strategies, which include modernizing foundational technologies, integrating AI, and expanding automation. These efforts have led to significant improvements in reliability, speed, and overall performance, simplifying work and enhancing service for customers.