Karl G. Glassman, CEO of Leggett & Platt (LEG), has filed 114 Form 4 transactions across two companies, with a total acquired value of roughly $1.43 million and no open-market purchases or sales. The recent pattern is dominated by compensation-related grants and automatic dispositions, not discretionary trading.
The bulk of the activity centers on LEG. On August 26, 2026, Glassman reported multiple "D" transactions, which are sales back to the issuer, with two of those filings valued at $400,000.57 and $400,000.50. These were accompanied by several "A" grants, or awards, on the same date, which carry a value of zero. Earlier in August, he received smaller "A" grants valued at $6,264.87 on August 24, $2,464.70 on August 21, and another $2,464.70 on August 7. The same $2,464.70 amount appeared on July 24, and a $6,229.22 grant was filed on July 15.
Glassman also holds a position in SGI, where he reported ten "A" grants on August 26, 2026, all with a value of zero. The absence of any "P" or "S" codes in the recent filings means there is no open-market buying or selling bias to infer. The transactions are mechanical: equity awards, share surrenders to cover taxes, and sales back to the company. The two $400,000 dispositions on August 26 are the only dollar figures of consequence in the recent window, and they appear tied to the vesting or settlement of previously granted compensation rather than a directional bet on the stock.
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