Executive at $ZUMZ sells 1,106 shares in insider transaction

The Chief Legal Officer & Secretary of ZUMZ, Chris K. Visser, recently engaged in an insider sale of 1,106 shares of the company, estimated at $22,208 on September 17, 2025. This transaction was unveiled in a recent filing with the Securities and Exchange Commission. Following this sale, Visser’s ownership of this class of ZUMZ stock now stands at 44,303 shares, signifying approximately 2.4% of total shares.
Over the past 6 months, ZUMZ insiders have conducted a total of 5 trades involving ZUMZ stock on the open market. Notably, all these transactions involved sales with no purchases recorded during this period. For instance, Liliana Gil Valletta executed 3 sales amounting to 15,002 shares valued at approximately $234,208. On the other hand, Chris K. Visser completed 2 sales totaling 5,618 shares, valued at an estimated $112,877.
Regarding hedge fund activity related to ZUMZ, recent data shows that 50 institutional investors have added ZUMZ shares to their portfolios, while 75 have divested their positions in the last quarter. Several notable moves have been observed, with entities like Fund 1 Investments, LLC removing 827,169 shares (-62.5%) from their holdings, which is valued at around $10,968,260. Additionally, Massachusetts Financial Services Co /MA/ entirely eliminated 477,064 shares from its portfolio in Q2 2025, amounting to an estimated $6,325,868.
Furthermore, First Eagle Investment Management, LLC divested 249,673 shares ($3,310,663), Towle & Co offloaded 208,308 shares ($2,762,164), Marshall Wace, LLP shed 200,870 shares ($2,663,536), Citadel Advisors LLC disposed of 195,529 shares ($2,592,714), and Ameriprise Financial Inc acquired 176,835 shares ($2,344,832).
These recent transactions offer insights into the dynamics within the ZUMZ company, shedding light on trading activities by key insiders and institutional investors within a specific timeframe. Investors and analysts may find value in tracking trends and patterns within such transactions, as they can sometimes provide indications of potential market movements or sentiment shifts.
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