Paul J. Fribourg has demonstrated a strong buying bias across his three most-traded companies—International Flavors & Fragrances (IFF), Estée Lauder (EL), and Loews Corporation (L)—with $46.4 million in total purchases compared to just $839,478 in sales over 78 transactions. His recent activity reflects this pattern, with two notable purchases in IFF on March 12, 2026, totaling $10.95 million, dwarfing smaller sales in late 2025, including a $12,233 IFF disposal on November 18 and a $155,923 Loews sale on December 1. While his EL transactions are frequent, they are comparatively modest in scale, typically involving awards or smaller acquisitions, such as the $14,318 and $5,030 purchases on March 16, 2026. The Loews trades are less frequent but include a mix of dispositions and derivative transactions, like the December 1, 2025, sale of $87,158 in stock. Fribourg’s most significant recent moves center on IFF, where his March 2026 buys suggest continued confidence, while his limited selling—often in smaller increments—indicates a largely held position. The data reveals a clear preference for accumulation, particularly in IFF, with sporadic, smaller-scale adjustments in EL and L.
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