U.S. Stock Insider Trading | LSB Industries Discloses One Insider Transaction on March 4

K-LinePoet · 2026-03-28T22:55:48+00:00

On March 4, 2026, LSB Industries disclosed that Director BEHRMAN MARK T sold 250,000 shares on March 2, with a total transaction amount of $2,937,500. Recently, there have been other insider trading records involving executives and directors. LSB Industries is a diversified holding company focused on chemical manufacturing and sales.

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2026-03-28 22:55:48

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On March 4, 2026, LSB Industries (LXU) disclosed an insider trading transaction. Director BEHRMAN MARK T sold 250,000 shares on March 2, 2026.

【Recent Insider Transactions】

Disclosure Date	Position	Name	Transaction Date	Buy/Sell	Quantity	Price per Share/USD	Total Amount/USD
March 4, 2026	Director	BEHRMAN MARK T	March 2, 2026	Sell	250,000	11.75	2,937,500
March 2, 2026	Executive	CARVER KRISTY	February 26, 2026	Sell	2,091	10.99	23,000
February 11, 2026	Director	GOLSEN BARRY H	February 9, 2026	Sell	3,321	10.00	33,210
February 11, 2026	Director	GOLSEN BARRY H	February 11, 2026	Sell	43,300	10.04	434,900
January 28, 2026	Executive	Renwick Damien	January 26, 2026	Buy	2,893	9.88	28,600
January 28, 2026	Executive	MAGUIRE CHERYL	January 26, 2026	Buy	4,323	9.88	42,700
January 28, 2026	Executive	Foster Michael J.	January 26, 2026	Buy	4,282	9.88	42,300
January 28, 2026	Executive	CARVER KRISTY	January 26, 2026	Buy	1,027	9.88	10,100
January 28, 2026	Director	BEHRMAN MARK T	January 26, 2026	Buy	23,900	9.88	236,300
January 23, 2026	Executive	MAGUIRE CHERYL	January 21, 2026	Sell	5,899	10.01	59,000

【Company Information】

LSB Industries, Inc. was established in 1968 as an Oklahoma company and became a Delaware corporation in 1977. LSB is a diversified holding company engaged in manufacturing and sales through its subsidiaries. Its chemical division is a supplier to some of the world’s leading chemical and industrial companies. By focusing on specific geographic areas, the company has freight and distribution advantages compared to its competitors, and its chemical business has a strong market position in these regions. The company sells most of its industrial and mining products to customers under contracts based on minimum volumes and cost-plus agreements. These contract sales mitigate the impact of commodity cost changes and fluctuations in product demand, with product demand fluctuations resulting from cyclical end markets. The company regularly revises its agricultural product sales agreements, but most of its agricultural products are sold at market prices at the time of actual shipment.

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