Richardson Larson, Senior Vice President of Operations, has demonstrated a clear selling bias in his insider trading activity, as evidenced by SEC Form 4 filings. Over the course of 39 reported transactions, Larson has sold shares worth a total of $1,140,697.95, while purchasing shares valued at only $24,293.26. All of his transactions have been concentrated in a single company, Republic Services, Inc. (ticker: RSG). Larson’s most recent activity includes a sale on March 1, 2026, valued at $29,083, continuing a trend of divestment that has been consistent over the past year. Notably, his largest single sale occurred on March 3, 2025, when he sold shares worth $525,954, marking a significant reduction in his holdings.
The majority of Larson’s transactions involve dispositions, with only a handful of acquisitions, primarily through awards or grants rather than open-market purchases. For example, on January 15, 2026, he received multiple awards totaling $9,152.51, but these were offset by sales totaling $224,954.45 just a month later. This pattern suggests Larson is steadily reducing his stake in RSG, with no recent buys to counterbalance the selling activity. The consistency and scale of these transactions highlight a deliberate shift away from equity accumulation, though the filings do not provide insight into the rationale behind this trend. Larson’s trading activity underscores a significant divestment strategy focused solely on Republic Services, Inc.
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