$GEO

GEO GROUP INC

alphai earnings readsecond quarter 2026 · AUG 6THE GEO GROUP REPORTS SECOND QUARTER RESULTS AND UPDATES FULL YEAR 2026 GUIDANCEVerdict: strong

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Brack Ronald A. sold $224K of GEO

Brack Ronald A. (See Remarks) sold 7,000 shares of GEO GROUP INC (GEO) at $32.00 ($0.22M total) on 2026-08-21.

Albence Matthew sold $317K of GEO

Albence Matthew (Senior VP, Client Relations) sold 10,000 shares of GEO GROUP INC (GEO) at $31.69 ($0.32M total) on 2026-08-20.

Xcel bills going up; State sues GEO Group over tuberculosis investigation; Centennial regulates e-bikes

Xcel Energy's Colorado customers will see monthly bill increases of $5 (residential) and $7 (commercial) after state approval. GEO Group faces a lawsuit from Colorado for refusing to cooperate in a tuberculosis investigation at its Aurora detention center. Centennial City Council banned high-powered e-bikes from trails and parks, imposing fines for violations. Boulder considers reopening a bike route, sparking debate between cyclists and conservationists.

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In the last 30 days, GEO insiders filed 3 SEC Form 4 transactions — no purchases and 3 sales ($650K). The most active reporter was Koren Lindsay L. with 1 filing.

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Xcel bills going up; State sues GEO Group over tuberculosis investigation; Centennial regulates e-bikes

Xcel Energy's Colorado customers will see monthly bill increases of $5 (residential) and $7 (commercial) after state approval. GEO Group faces a lawsuit from Colorado for refusing to cooperate in a tuberculosis investigation at its Aurora detention center. Centennial City Council banned high-powered e-bikes from trails and parks, imposing fines for violations. Boulder considers reopening a bike route, sparking debate between cyclists and conservationists.

ICE to open mass detention center in northeastern N.C. by end of 2026

ICE plans to open a 1,320-bed detention center at the vacant Rivers Correctional Institution in North Carolina by the end of 2026, according to internal documents. The facility, owned by the GEO Group, previously faced issues with violence and abuse. Local residents and advocates express concerns about the center's impact on the community and immigrant rights. The GEO Group has 20 facilities under contract with ICE, including one with a history of controversies.

Slog AM: A Walking, Talking Drain on Worker Power, To Make Peace, President Threatens War, Hayden Panettiere Dead at 36

GEO Group said it plans to discuss with ICE selling some privately owned immigrant detention prisons, with CEO George Zoley saying there is mutual interest to conclude talks by September. ICE issued an RFI in July and bought a similar California facility for $500 million in August. Other sections cover a bar shooting, robot automation, and unrelated news.

Trump’s investment accounts show stock trades in companies awarded immigration contracts

Scripps News reviewed President Trump’s 2025 financial disclosure and contracting records, finding trades in publicly traded firms tied to immigration enforcement. It cites Axon Enterprises: $1.26 million in 24 trades. It also cites The GEO Group (14 trades up to $625,000), CoreCivic, Amentum, and Palantir (47 trades up to $4.1 million). Ethics experts cite potential conflicts; companies and the White House deny influence.

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