Traded Mar 12, 2026 · largest single transaction ~$19K
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Mar 12, 2026~$19K · 600 sh @ $30.84
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MPB · NASDAQ · State Commercial Banks
State Commercial Banks company based in Harrisburg, Pa.
In the last 90 days, no insider of Mid Penn Bancorp reported an open-market purchase and 0 open-market sales. Every figure links to its official SEC, House, Senate or USAspending record.
Revenue
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Free cash flow, last 12 months
$73.8M
This quarter $31.2M, a year earlier $32.5M
Net debt
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Net income, last 12 months
$68.1M
From the company's own quarterly and annual reports to the SEC. Free cash flow (cash from operations minus capital spending), net debt (debt minus cash) and 12-month totals are calculated by OQRO. Production rates, deliveries, approvals and guidance are in its results announcement of Jul 22, 2026.
Insiders buying, last 90 days
None
No open-market purchases reported
Insiders selling, last 90 days
None
No open-market sales reported
New federal contracts, 12 months
None
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Traded Mar 12, 2026 · largest single transaction ~$19K
Mar 12, 2026~$19K · 600 sh @ $30.84
DetailsMar 12, 2026~$11K · 372 sh @ $30.87
DetailsOfficial recordTraded Mar 9 · filed 1 day later
A Mid Penn Bancorp director paid $62K out of pocket for Mid Penn Bancorp shares. 2 other people at Mid Penn Bancorp bought some too, in the same month.
Traded Mar 6, 2026 · largest single transaction ~$25K
Mar 6, 2026~$25K · 800 sh @ $31.35
DetailsOfficial recordMar 6, 2026~$564 · 18 sh @ $31.35
DetailsOfficial recordPrices are daily closes from Polygon.io. Company figures come from its own SEC filings. Past moves are not a forecast. OQRO reports what was filed and never tells you what to buy or sell.
Top officer leaving
“Brugger, 59 brings over 30 years of experience in the banking industry and most recently served as the Chief Financial Officer of Orrstown Bank of Harrisburg, Pennsylvania, until his retirement in April 2021.”
1 insider sold ~$27 in the 60 days before
8-K on sec.govChanged auditor
8-K on sec.govFrom the company's 8-K, 10-K and 10-Q filings over the last two years. A flag is a reason to read the filing, not a verdict: many departures are planned retirements and many listing notices are resolved. Insider sales are shown for timing only; they are separate filings.