David Mutryn, the Chief Financial Officer of Maximus, Inc. (NASDAQ:MMS), executed a personal purchase of 1,000 shares of the company’s common stock on February 9, 2026, at a per-share price of $75.625. The total consideration for the acquisition was $75,625. The purchase was disclosed formally to the Securities and Exchange Commission via a Form 4 filing.
Following the transaction, Mutryn’s direct ownership of Maximus common stock stands at 40,036.754 shares. The Form 4 filing records the change in beneficial ownership and provides the market and compliance community with an official trace of the insider trade.
In parallel with the insider transaction, Maximus released results for the first quarter of fiscal 2026. The company reported diluted earnings per share of $1.85, exceeding the analyst consensus estimate of $1.75. That outcome represents a 5.71% positive surprise versus expectations.
On the top line, Maximus reported revenue of $1.35 billion for the quarter, falling short of the anticipated $1.44 billion. The revenue shortfall equates to a 6.25% miss relative to the consensus forecast. The juxtaposition of an EPS beat and a revenue miss produced a mixed financial picture for the period.
The company’s published results did not include any updates regarding mergers or acquisitions. Likewise, there were no reported analyst upgrades or downgrades tied to the announcement.
These items - the CFO’s open-market purchase and the mixed quarterly results - were formally recorded in public filings and earnings disclosures. The trade and the quarterly metrics offer discrete datapoints for investors and market watchers assessing insider sentiment and operating performance for Maximus in fiscal 2026.
Where details were limited in the disclosures, the record reflects only the transaction specifics, the SEC filing, and the headline quarterly figures. No additional corporate actions or analyst movement were reported alongside these developments.