JBT MAREL Earnings Preview: Analysis of Recent Insider Trading and Hedge Fund Activity

JBT MAREL is gearing up to unveil its quarterly earnings report on November 3rd after markets close, with analysts predicting revenue of $952,620,432 and earnings of $1.53 per share. For those interested in tracking insider trading, hedge fund activity, and more related to JBTM, Quiver Quantitative offers a dedicated stock page for data tracking purposes.

Over the past six months, JBT MAREL insiders have executed one open market trade, with 0 purchases and 1 sale reported. Notably, Luiz Augusto Rizzolo, EVP & President -Regions & IMO, offloaded 1,271 shares for an estimated $150,677. To stay updated on insider transactions, Quiver Quantitative’s insider trading dashboard is a valuable resource.

In terms of hedge fund activity, recent data shows that 22 institutional investors have increased their holdings of JBT MAREL stock, while 18 have decreased their positions in the latest quarter. Some of the more prominent recent moves include Vaughan Nelson Investment Management, L.P. adding 504,925 shares to their portfolio in Q3 2025, estimated at $70,916,716. Conversely, Kornitzer Capital Management Inc/KS reduced its holdings by 26,165 shares in the same period, amounting to $3,674,874. To delve deeper into hedge funds’ stock portfolios, a visit to Quiver Quantitative’s institutional holdings dashboard is recommended.

On the analyst front, Wall Street has recently issued reports on JBTM, with 1 firm recommending a buy rating on the stock. Noteworthy is William Blair’s “Outperform” rating dated 08/06/2025. For more information on analyst ratings and price targets associated with JBT MAREL, Quiver Quantitative features an insightful forecast page.

While this article provides valuable insights, it is important to highlight that it does not constitute financial advice. Readers are encouraged to refer to Quiver Quantitative’s disclaimers for comprehensive details. It’s essential to note that potential inaccuracies in ticker-mapping or other anomalies may exist in the data, as with any financial information.