Five directors of H.B. Fuller ($FUL) bought $499,067.96 in common stock on September 28 and 29, 2026. Their Form 4 filings were dated September 30, 2026, two days after the first purchases and one day after the Sept. 29 trades. The company is listed in the database under the Chemicals sector.
Daniel L Florness reported the largest single purchase. He bought 2,030 shares at $49.34, or $100,160.20, and held 3,381 shares after the trade. Thomas W Handley bought 2,000 shares at $49.41, or $98,820, and held 2,000 shares.
Srilata Zaheer acquired 2,040 shares across two trades: 2,000 shares at $49.06 on Sept. 28 and 40 shares at $49.9726 on Sept. 29, for $100,118.90. Teresa J Rasmussen Trangsrud bought 2,042 shares in two Sept. 28 trades at $48.9587 and $48.98, totaling $99,984.32. Charles T Lauber bought 2,005 shares at $49.8676 on Sept. 29, totaling $99,984.54. Across the five directors, purchases totaled 10,117 shares.
Each filer listed director as the insider role. Every transaction was an open-market purchase. $FUL shares closed at $49.37 on Sept. 28 and $49.60 on Sept. 29.
The director buying followed an April 7, 2026 purchase by CEO Celeste Beeks Mastin. She reported 5,170 shares at $57.08, or $295,103.60. Before the September cluster, the most recent $FUL insider transaction in the database was an Aug. 11, 2026 sale by VP Nathan D. Weaver of 9,561 shares at $62.0575, or $593,331.76.
Other $FUL insider sales in the available records included a 7,075-share sale by Weaver at $58.3771 on Nov. 13, 2025; a 14,222-share sale by CFO John J Corkrean at $60.3125 on Oct. 27, 2025; a 9,546-share sale by VP Robert J Martsching at $64.3046 on July 10, 2025; and two August 2025 sales by VP Joao Magalhaes of 1,046 shares and 1,099 shares. No $FUL insider purchases by this group of directors were in the records immediately before the September cluster.
Congressional STOCK Act records showed no $FUL trades in the September window. The most recent $FUL congressional filing in the database was a March 25, 2019 sale by Nicholas Van Taylor, disclosed 21 days later. The only other $FUL records were 2014 filings by Robert P Corker Jr. Congressional dollar figures are midpoint estimates of the disclosed bracketed ranges.
The two-day cluster's dollar total was larger than any other $FUL open-market purchase in the available records. The next-largest was Mastin's $295,103.60 purchase on April 7, 2026. The database did not show another two-day stretch in which five $FUL directors reported open-market purchases.