Boeing (BA), Walmart (WMT) and Block (XYZ) were among the companies that witnessed insider trades this week. The following is a list of transactions that occurred between November 24 and November 28.
- Boeing’s (BA) chief information digital officer, Dana Deasy, bought 554 shares of the company at an average price of $178.89 per share, totaling $ 99,102. Following the transaction, Deasy now holds 28,442 Boeing shares.
- Frederik Mohn, director at Transocean (RIG), purchased 1.5 million shares at $4.02 each, for a total value of $6.03M. Mohn now owns 96.60 million Transocean shares.
- Innovative Industrial Properties’ (IIPR) Executive Chairman Alan Gold acquired 2,600 shares at an average price of $49.09, amounting to $127,634. Gold now holds 274,408 IIPR shares.
- Clorox’s (CLX) Director Pierre Breber bought company shares worth $416,516. He purchased 4,000 shares at $104.13 each, raising his holding to 13,000 shares.
- Walmart’s (WMT) Senior Vice President David Chojnowski sold 7,000 shares at an average price of $106.65 per share, totaling $746,550. Following the transaction, Chojnowski now holds 136,289 Walmart shares.
- Block’s (XYZ) Engineering Lead Arnaud Weber sold 7,095 shares at $61.40 each, for a total value of $435,633. Weber now owns 259,136 shares of Block.
- Applied Materials’ (AMAT) Chief Legal Officer Teri Little sold 4,000 shares at an average price of $238.24 per share, worth about $952,942. Little now holds 84,351 AMAT shares.
- Eric Shroff, senior vice president at Abbott Laboratories (ABT), let go of 1,586 shares at $128.02 each, for a total value of $ 203,043. Shroff now owns 30,384 Abbott shares.
- Unity Software’s (U) CEO and President Matthew Bromberg divested 41,025 shares at an average price of $41.38, totaling $1.70 million. After the sale, Bromberg continues to hold 1.19M Unity shares.