INTA Intapp Inc

Voya Investment Management LLC significantly reduced its stake in Intapp, Inc. (NASDAQ:INTA), selling 337,101 shares during the third quarter, which represents a 79% cut. Meanwhile, Intapp insiders, including the CFO and CEO, also sold shares totaling $1.69 million over the last three months, though corporate insiders still own a substantial 11.21% of the stock. Despite Intapp beating Q3 EPS and revenue estimates and providing positive FY2026 guidance, analyst ratings remain mixed with an average "Hold" and a price target of $54.86.

Intapp, Inc. (NASDAQ:INTA) has received a consensus "Hold" rating from analysts, with two sell, three hold, and four buy recommendations, and an average one-year price target of $54.86. Despite beating Q3 earnings and revenue estimates and providing strong FY2026 EPS guidance, the company's insiders, including the CEO and CFO, recently sold shares. Institutional ownership of Intapp is high at nearly 90%, with significant recent stake increases from firms like Wellington Management.

Intapp CEO John Hall sold 8,000 shares of company stock on December 22nd for $376,720, reducing his stake by 0.14% to 5,711,668 shares. The company recently exceeded Q1 earnings and revenue expectations but remains unprofitable, while analysts have a consensus "Hold" rating with an average target price of $54.86. Despite the sell-off, Intapp's stock traded around $47.01, with a market capitalization of $3.85 billion.

New options contracts for Intapp Inc (INTA) for the February 2026 expiration have started trading this week. BNK Invest highlighted a $45.00 strike put option with a potential annualized return of 34.76% and a $50.00 strike call option offering a 26.42% annualized return when used in a covered call strategy. These options present attractive opportunities for investors interested in buying or selling INTA stock.

Intapp (NASDAQ:INTA) shares rose 5.4% on Tuesday, trading at $44.8250, despite light trading volume. The company exceeded last quarter's EPS and revenue estimates and provided positive FY2026 EPS guidance, though analysts currently forecast a negative EPS for the current year. Analyst sentiment is mixed with a "Hold" consensus rating, and recent insider sales by the CEO and CFO have occurred.

InvestingPro's Fair Value models had flagged Intapp, Inc. (NASDAQ:INTA) as significantly overvalued in March 2025, when its shares were trading at $65.96. The stock subsequently plummeted by 35% to $42.98, validating the analysis and demonstrating the precision of their Fair Value calculation. This successful prediction highlights the utility of comprehensive valuation methodologies for identifying optimal entry and exit points in investments.