Tyler Technologies CEO H Lynn Moore JR sold $3.04 million in shares of the company, which is valued at $26.01 billion. The company reported strong Q2 2025 financial results, including $596.1 million in revenue and non-GAAP earnings per share of $2.91. Analysts like JMP Securities and Barclays raised their price targets for the company, reflecting optimism over its SaaS growth and strategic direction.

DA Davidson raised its price target on Tyler Technologies (NYSE:TYL) to $585 from $570, maintaining a Neutral rating after the company's second-quarter earnings results exceeded expectations. Tyler Technologies reported $596.1 million in revenue, a 10% year-over-year increase, and non-GAAP earnings per share of $2.91, surpassing analyst forecasts. JMP Securities and Barclays also raised their price targets for the company, citing growth in its SaaS bookings.

Cantor Fitzgerald raised its FY2025 EPS estimate for Tyler Technologies (TYL) to $8.71 per share, up from $8.44. The tech company reported Q2 earnings of $2.91 per share, exceeding analyst expectations. Analysts like Piper Sandler and Barclays adjusted price objectives, while insiders John S. Marr, Jr. and Brenda A. Cline sold shares. Institutional investors increased stakes, and Tyler Technologies operates in public-sector software and platform technologies.

Tyler Technologies reported strong Q2 performance, including 10.2% revenue growth to $596.1 million, 21.5% SaaS growth, and 80.9% free cash flow increase. The company highlighted strategic cloud transitions, key contracts with Arizona Supreme Court and Santa Clara County, and the acquisition of Emergency Networking. While professional services revenue declined 18.5%, the company remains optimistic for FY2025 with revenue projections of $2.33B–$2.36B and strong EPS guidance.

J.P. Morgan maintains a Buy rating on Tyler Technologies (TYL) with a price target of $800, while Evercore ISI holds a Hold rating. The company reported Q2 2025 revenue of $596.12M and net profit of $84.63M, up from $540.98M and $67.74M in Q2 2024. Corporate insider sentiment is negative, with 84 insiders selling shares, including CFO Brian K. Miller who sold 1,200 shares for $696,857.01 in June 2025.