Director at $GABC Purchases 489 Shares

A recent insider purchase at GABC has caught the attention of market observers. Zachary W Bawel, a director at GABC, acquired 489 shares of the company on September 15, 2025, for an estimated $19,979. This transaction, as reported by Quiver Quantitative, was based on data from a recent SEC filing. Bawel’s purchase increased their holdings of this class of stock by about 2.1%, bringing their total ownership to 23,937 shares.

Overall, GABC insiders have been actively trading the company’s stock on the open market over the past six months, with a total of 26 transactions taking place. Of these, 25 were purchases, while 1 was a sale. Notable figures involved in recent trading activities include Jason M Kelly, who made one purchase, buying 493 shares and one sale, selling 2,514 shares. Zachary W Bawel, alongside others like Susan J Ellspermann, Jack Sheidler, Christina M Ryan, Diane B Medley, Andrew M Seger, and Ronnie R Stokes, have also engaged in purchases of GABC shares during this period.

On the hedge fund front, 78 institutional investors have been observed to add shares of GABC stock to their portfolios, while 79 have reduced their positions in the most recent quarter. Significant moves in this area include Charles Schwab Investment Management Inc adding 261,545 shares, Vanguard Group Inc adding 223,467 shares, and BlackRock, Inc. adding 206,972 shares to their portfolios in the second quarter of 2025. Conversely, ProShare Advisors LLC and MGO One Seven LLC removed shares from their respective portfolios during the same period. Champlain Investment Partners, LLC and Geode Capital Management, LLC made notable additions to their positions as well.

For those interested in tracking insider transactions, Quiver Quantitative offers an insider trading dashboard to monitor these activities closely. Similarly, those seeking to keep an eye on hedge funds’ stock portfolios can utilize the institutional holdings dashboard provided by Quiver Quantitative.

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