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John S. Mengucci, President and CEO of CACI International Inc (NYSE:CACI), sold 10,215 shares of the company’s common stock on September 15, 2025, for a total of $5,014,482.
The sales were executed in multiple transactions with prices ranging from $490.29 to $493.96. Specifically, Mengucci sold 33 shares at $490.29, 1,742 shares at an average price of $491.07, 1,443 shares at an average price of $492.28, 4,683 shares at an average price of $493.11, and 2,274 shares at an average price of $493.96. These transaction prices align closely with InvestingPro’s Fair Value assessment, suggesting the stock is currently fairly valued.
Following these transactions, Mengucci directly owns 101,536 shares of CACI International. Analysts maintain a bullish outlook on CACI, with price targets ranging from $535 to $614, and the company maintains a strong financial health rating according to InvestingPro’s comprehensive analysis. For deeper insights into CACI’s valuation and future prospects, access the detailed Pro Research Report, available exclusively to InvestingPro subscribers.
In other recent news, CACI International has reported solid fourth-quarter results, aligning its fiscal 2026 guidance with consensus revenue forecasts, according to Raymond James. The investment firm reiterated its Market Perform rating, highlighting CACI’s strong execution and focus on national security. Additionally, Goldman Sachs upgraded CACI International from Sell to Buy, raising the price target significantly to $544.00. This upgrade is attributed to CACI’s strong positioning in the defense sector, as demonstrated over the last two earnings cycles.
CACI International also secured a five-year task order valued at up to $180 million to provide network operations for the Air Force’s Pacific Air Forces. This contract aims to modernize the Air Force’s information technology infrastructure across the Pacific theater. Furthermore, CACI announced two contracts with the Canadian Armed Forces worth approximately $124 million, focusing on providing light-armored tactical vehicle platforms to protect against drones. These recent developments highlight CACI’s ongoing efforts in advancing its defense and technology capabilities.
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