A wave of insider selling hit US markets this week, with executives and shareholders filing significant disposals across four companies.
The standout cluster is KALU. Kaiser Aluminum's CEO Keith Harvey filed the sale of 47,000 shares worth $8.2M on April 27. He wasn't alone. CFO Neal West sold $866K worth the next day. Director Brett Wilcox and Chief Administration Officer John Donnan also offloaded stock on the same date. Four C-suite insiders selling in a single 48-hour window is a rare pattern worth watching.
MLI saw its biggest single ticket. Mueller Industries CEO and Chairman Gregory Christopher filed a $14.2M disposal — 103,266 shares — traded on April 27. That's the largest individual executive sale in the latest batch of US filings.
Over at KNTK, private equity firm ISQ Global Fund II has been steadily exiting. It filed three separate sell transactions between April 22 and April 29, totalling over $25M in Kinetik Holdings shares. This looks like a structured exit from a major backer.
NTRS CFO David Fox filed a sale on April 28. An EVP added a smaller disposal days earlier.
No significant purchases were filed in this window. The one-sided nature of recent activity — all sales, no buys — stands out.
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