Leombruno Todd M., EVP & CFO of Parker Hannifin (PH), has maintained a consistently one-sided insider trading pattern over the past year: pure selling, with zero open-market purchases. Across 75 total Form 4 filings spanning two companies, his transactions show $1.9 million in open-market sales and no buy-side activity whatsoever. The most concentrated selling occurred on February 11, 2026, when he executed four separate "S" transactions in PH totaling approximately $1.9 million—ranging from roughly $80,000 to $1.3 million per trade—alongside a $641,511 option exercise and a $1.99 million tax-withholding disposition on the same day.
The remainder of Leombruno's recent activity consists almost entirely of "A" codes (compensation grants and dividend equivalents) and "F" codes (shares withheld for tax obligations), neither of which reflects discretionary trading. His recurring monthly "A" transactions in PH, typically valued between $990 and $1,540, represent automatic dividend reinvestment or deferred compensation accruals rather than conviction buying. Notably, he also holds a position in Timken (TKR), where his only recent filings were two zero-value "A" grants in May 2026, indicating no active trading in that name.
The aggregate picture is unambiguous: Leombruno's discretionary activity has been exclusively sell-side, with his largest single-day disposition on February 11, 2026, accounting for nearly all of his total $1.9 million in open-market sales. His acquisition value of roughly $150,000 stems entirely from option exercises and compensation events, not purchases. With no "P" transactions in the entire filing history, his pattern reflects a consistent reduction of PH exposure through scheduled sales, though the filings themselves provide no indication of the rationale behind those decisions.
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