Hilsheimer Lawrence A., EVP and CFO, has demonstrated a concentrated trading pattern focused on two companies: Installed Building Products (IBP) and Greif, Inc. (GEF, GEF-B). His 55 reported transactions show a near-even split between total buy and sell values—$7.09 million acquired versus $7.13 million disposed—but recent activity skews heavily toward purchases. Of his last 16 trades, 13 were buys, including multiple acquisitions of GEF and GEF-B shares in November and February. Notably, on February 3–4, 2026, he purchased over $1.18 million in GEF/GEF-B stock while selling $1.64 million worth, suggesting portfolio rebalancing. Earlier, in November 2025, he executed a series of buys totaling approximately $2.03 million, offset by a single $273,240 sale.
The transactions reveal a recurring engagement with GEF and its Class B shares, often in six-figure increments, with sporadic activity in IBP. While the net dollar values of buys and sells are closely matched historically, the 4:1 buy-to-sell ratio in recent months indicates a accumulating trend. The absence of dollar values for some transactions (coded as gifts or grants) implies non-market transfers, but the monetarily significant trades are outright purchases or sales. Hilsheimer’s activity remains confined to these two firms, with no diversification across other securities in the reported period.
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