Crocs Inc
NASDAQ:CROX

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Crocs Inc
NASDAQ:CROX
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Price: 89.7 USD 1.65% Market Closed
Market Cap: 4.7B USD

During the last 3 months Crocs Inc insiders bought 223.5k USD , and have not sold any shares. The stock price has increased by 3% over this period (open performance analysis).

The last transaction was made on Nov 11, 2025 by Replogle John B , who bought 223.5k USD worth of CROX shares.

Last Transactions:
Replogle John B
$+223.5k
Healy Susan L.
$+153.1k
Replogle John B
$+25.6k
Bickley Ian
$-352.8k
Smach Thomas J
$-1m
Sisler Shannon
$-511.3k
Michaels Adam
$-961.1k
Healy Susan L.
$+99.7k
Replogle John B
$+252.2k
Treff Douglas J
$-1.4m
Replogle John B
$+247.4k
Mehlman Anne
$-156.5k
Rees Andrew
$-1.6m
Sisler Shannon
$-220.9k
Michaels Adam
$-332.5k
Sisler Shannon
$-210.5k
Smach Thomas J
$-1.4m
Replogle John B
$+249.9k
Poole Michelle
$-634.1k
Hart Daniel P
$-1.2m
Bickley Ian
$-381.2k
Treff Douglas J
$-1.1m
Bickley Ian
$-247.7k
Poole Michelle
$-571.1k
Michaels Adam
$-426.7k
Poole Michelle
$-733.5k
Sisler Shannon
$-325.4k
Treff Douglas J
$+200k
Poole Michelle
$-904.3k
Poole Michelle
$-502k
Mehlman Anne
$+198.2k
Treff Douglas J
$+200.2k
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During the last 3 months Crocs Inc insiders bought 223.5k USD , and have not sold any shares. The stock price has increased by 3% over this period (open performance analysis).

The last transaction was made on Nov 11, 2025 by Replogle John B , who bought 223.5k USD worth of CROX shares.

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In the bustling world of footwear fashion, Crocs Inc. has carved a unique niche, standing out with its unconventional designs and a distinctive blend of comfort and style. Founded in 2002, the company introduced its now-iconic foam clog, made from a proprietary material known as Croslite. This innovative material not only provided a lightweight and comfortable experience for consumers but also differentiated Crocs in a market dominated by traditional leather and rubber shoes. The shoes, initially targeted towards boating and outdoor enthusiasts, quickly captured broader consumer interest, thanks to their versatility and ease of wear. Crocs deftly capitalized on this broader appeal by diversifying their product range, ensuring that their offerings resonated with varied customer segments, from children to working professionals. At the heart of Crocs’ business model lies a direct-to-consumer strategy, which has allowed the company to maintain robust profit margins. By selling directly through their online platform and branded stores, Crocs secures a direct line to its customers, fostering brand loyalty while maximizing revenue. The company also partners with select wholesale distributors, ensuring Crocs reach global markets, from bustling metropolitan cities to remote townships. Leveraging its solid manufacturing capabilities, Crocs has the flexibility to swiftly adapt to changing fashion trends and customer demands through collaborative projects, especially with celebrity influencers and other brands. This strategy not only captures the zeitgeist but also attracts new customer demographics. Thus, Crocs has adeptly balanced its operations to remain financially sound while continuing to innovate and attract a fervent fan base.

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