U.S. Stock Insider Trading | Constellium disclosed six insider transactions on March 11

K-LinePoet · 2026-03-28T19:48:36+00:00

On March 11, 2026, Constellium disclosed multiple insider transactions, including executive Guo Jack Q. selling 41,700 shares on March 10. The company focuses on designing and manufacturing aluminum products, serving multiple industries, and has a high profit margin.

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2026-03-28 19:48:36

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On March 11, 2026, Constellium (CSTM) disclosed six insider trading transactions. Executive Guo Jack Q. sold 41,700 shares on March 10, 2026.

【Recent Insider Transactions】

Disclosure Date	Position	Name	Transaction Date	Buy/Sell	Quantity	Price per Share/USD	Total Amount/USD
March 11, 2026	Executive	Guo Jack Q.	March 10, 2026	Sell	41,700	25.87	1,079,190
March 11, 2026	Director	Joerg Ingrid	March 10, 2026	Sell	4,614	25.87	119,430
March 11, 2026	Executive	Becker Marcus	March 10, 2026	Sell	1,113	25.87	28,800
March 11, 2026	Executive	Jurkovic Philip Ryan	March 10, 2026	Sell	29,900	25.87	773,665
March 11, 2026	Executive	Hoffmann Philippe	March 10, 2026	Sell	4,728	25.87	122,270
March 11, 2026	Executive	Brun Nicolas	March 9, 2026	Sell	17,700	24.67	436,000
March 6, 2026	Executive	Hoffmann Philippe	March 4, 2026	Sell	30,000	27.14	814,200
March 6, 2026	Executive	Hoffmann Philippe	March 4, 2026	Sell	50,000	26.03	1,307,500
March 3, 2026	Executive	Corre Stephane	February 27, 2026	Sell	3,000	24.69	74,070
February 27, 2026	Executive	Corre Stephane	February 25, 2026	Sell	3,200	25.71	82,320

【Company Information】

Constellium SE (formerly Omega Holdco B.V.) was established on May 14, 2010, as a Dutch private limited liability company. On June 28, 2019, the company transitioned from a Dutch public limited liability company to a Societas Europaea and was renamed Constellium SE, with its headquarters still located in Amsterdam, Netherlands. The company is a global leader in designing and manufacturing a range of innovative rolled and extruded aluminum products, primarily serving the packaging, aerospace, automotive, defense, and other transportation and industrial end markets. The company’s business model is to add value by converting aluminum into semi-finished products and, in some cases, finished products. The company provides value-added products for numerous blue-chip customers for performance-critical applications. Compared to lower-differentiation and more commoditized aluminum products, the company’s product portfolio typically enjoys higher margins, such as standard alloy coils, painted products, foils, and soft alloys used for construction and distribution.

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