Frank A. St John, Chief Operating Officer of Lockheed Martin (LMT), has demonstrated a consistent pattern of selling activity in the company’s stock, with no recorded purchases across 30 transactions. Since March 2024, St John has executed multiple sales totaling over $13.6 million, with the largest disposals occurring in concentrated clusters. On October 23, 2025, he sold shares worth $3.8 million across three transactions, including a single sale of $2.3 million. Earlier, on March 1, 2024, he disposed of shares valued at $2.65 million in two separate filings. Smaller sales, such as three transactions on December 5, 2025, each under $30,000, suggest routine dispositions, possibly related to tax or compensation planning.
The most recent activity includes a $1.97 million sale on February 22, 2026, following a $2.68 million transaction on February 23, 2025—both occurring just days before annual award disclosures (coded "A" in filings). While many filings reflect derivative transactions (coded "M" or "I") with no immediate market impact, the outright sales (coded "S" and "F") dominate St John’s activity. The absence of buys and the repeated monetization of holdings indicate a long-term reduction in exposure to LMT stock, though the sales remain within the scope of typical executive equity management. All transactions were executed under prearranged trading plans, per SEC disclosures.
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