Insider at $GSBC Sells 1,450 Shares

Mark A Maples, an insider at the company with the ticker symbol GSBC, recently sold 1,450 shares of the company worth an estimated $86,898 on November 25, 2025. This information was obtained from a filing with the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC). This sale represents 100% of their shares of this particular class of stock, leaving Mark A Maples with no remaining shares of this class from GSBC.

The insider trading activity for GSBC over the past six months indicates that there have been two transactions by insiders. Both of these transactions were sales, with no purchases noted during this period. In addition to Mark A Maples’ recent sale, John M Bugh also sold 1,750 shares for an estimated $101,008 within the same timeframe.

Hedge fund activity surrounding GSBC has seen 74 institutional investors increasing their positions in the company’s stock, while 52 institutional investors have decreased their stakes in the most recent quarter. Notable moves in the institutional holdings of GSBC include Thrivent Financial for Lutherans adding 51,169 shares to their portfolio in the third quarter of 2025. Conversely, Allspring Global Investments Holdings, LLC reduced its holdings by 23.4%, removing 38,365 shares from their position during the same period.

Two Sigma Investments, LP increased its shares by 177.7%, adding 30,863 shares, while State Street Corp added 27,861 shares, representing a 9.7% increase in their portfolio. In contrast, Millennium Management LLC entirely removed 27,849 shares from their holdings, and Citadel Advisors LLC did the same with 24,862 shares. First Trust Advisors LP exhibited significant growth, adding 24,786 shares, accounting for a 328.9% increase in their position during the third quarter of 2025.

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