Mid-America Apartment Communities, Inc. (NYSE:MAA) has seen notable recent
stock activity by its executives. The CEO sold shares worth $724,473.92, and other shares transactions were also recorded by the EVP and CFO.
New investments appeared, including one from the Allstate Corp. Other investment funds and groups such as Franklin Resources Inc., Nomura Asset Management Co. Ltd., Duff & Phelps Investment Management Co. and Norges Bank also increased their holdings in the property firm. However, some like Alliancebernstein L.P. and California Public Employees Retirement System reduced their stakes. The company's share price could be affected by these actions. Additionally,
MAA announced several dividends and released its
Q4 FFO and full-year results which missed estimates. It also revealed a CEO succession plan set for 2025, and its 2025 guidance, which was received as weak. Analysts' target price for MAA stock fluctuates, with Jefferies upgrading the stock to a 'Buy' rating and setting a $190 target. MAA's performance in comparison to the Dow and for long-term investors is a recurring theme, with mixed perspectives.
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