Executive VP & CFO of $CPK sells 4,974 shares in insider sale

Beth W. Cooper, the Executive Vice President and Chief Financial Officer of CPK, recently sold 4,974 shares of the company for around $657,277, according to a recent SEC filing. This sale accounted for approximately 5.2% of their shares of this class of stock. Following this transaction, Cooper now holds 90,739 shares of CPK stock.

Over the past six months, CPK insiders have engaged in two transactions involving CPK stock. Notably, both transactions were sales, with Cooper being responsible for 5,000 shares sold, totaling an estimated $660,730. These insider trading activities can be monitored through Quiver Quantitative’s insider trading dashboard.

In terms of hedge fund activity, numerous institutional investors have made significant changes to their CPK stock portfolios in the most recent quarter. For instance, Jones Financial Companies LLLP removed a substantial 595,790 shares (-99.9%) from their holdings in Q2 2025, amounting to approximately $71,625,873. Conversely, Wellington Management Group LLP added 541,533 shares (+264.5%) to their portfolio in the same quarter, valued at around $65,103,097.

Moreover, Neuberger Berman Group LLC increased their position by adding 212,793 shares (+28.3%) to their portfolio, equating to an estimated $25,581,974. Conversely, Gamma Investing LLC divested 146,745 shares (-98.7%) from their holdings, amounting to roughly $17,641,683.

Invesco Ltd. added 87,978 shares (+18.1%) to their portfolio, totaling approximately $10,576,715, while Victory Capital Management Inc. removed 59,771 shares (-86.5%) from their holdings, valued at $7,185,669. Finally, Van Lanschot Kempen Investment Management N.V. added 55,813 shares (+inf%) to their portfolio, amounting to about $6,709,838.

Monitoring hedge funds’ stock portfolios can provide valuable insights into market trends and investor sentiment. Quiver Quantitative’s institutional holdings dashboard offers detailed information on these activities.

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