Executive sells 1,000 shares of $INSW in insider sale

Jeffrey Pribor, the Senior Vice President and Chief Financial Officer of $INSW, recently made a sale of 1,000 shares of the company, amounting to approximately $48,270. This transaction was revealed through a recent Securities and Exchange Commission filing, indicating that it represented about 1.6% of Pribor’s shares of this particular class of stock. Following this sale, Pribor’s ownership stands at 63,502 shares of $INSW stock.

Over the past six months, insiders at $INSW have engaged in trading activities related to the company’s stock a total of 15 times. Among these transactions, there have been no purchases and 15 sales. Some of the notable recent insider trading activity, in addition to Pribor’s, includes President and CEO Lois K Zabrocky selling 10,000 shares, CAO and Senior Vice President James D III Small selling 5,000 shares, Senior Vice President Derek G. Solon selling 4,500 shares, and Senior Vice President William F. Nugent selling 5,000 shares.

The hedge fund activity surrounding $INSW has seen 146 institutional investors add shares of the stock to their portfolios, while 153 investors have decreased their positions in the company in the most recent quarter. Significant moves include financial giant FMR LLC adding over 2 million shares to their portfolio, PACER ADVISORS, INC. removing over 500,000 shares, and M&G PLC removing almost 260,000 shares.

On the analyst front, Wall Street experts have provided insights into $INSW recently, with one firm issuing a “Buy” rating on the stock. The rating, delivered by Jefferies on 05/08/2025, reflects positive sentiment towards the company’s performance and potential outlook.

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