U.S. Stock Insider Trading | Constellium disclosed one insider transaction on March 12

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On March 12, 2026, Constellium (CSTM) disclosed 1 report of company insider trading. Executive Corre Stephane sold 1,500 shares on March 10, 2026.

【Recent Insider Trading】

Disclosure date Position Name Trade date Buy/Sell Quantity Trade price per share/US$ Total amount/US$
March 12, 2026 Executive Corre Stephane March 10, 2026 Sold 1,500 25.89 38.8k
March 11, 2026 Director Joerg Ingrid March 10, 2026 Sold 4,614 25.87 119.4k
March 11, 2026 Executive Guo Jack Q. March 10, 2026 Sold 41.7k 25.87 1.08M
March 11, 2026 Executive Hoffmann Philippe March 10, 2026 Sold 4,728 25.87 122.3k
March 11, 2026 Executive Jurkovic Philip Ryan March 10, 2026 Sold 29.9k 25.87 773.5k
March 11, 2026 Executive Becker Marcus March 10, 2026 Sold 1,113 25.87 28.8k
March 11, 2026 Executive Brun Nicolas March 9, 2026 Sold 17.7k 24.67 436.7k
March 6, 2026 Executive Hoffmann Philippe March 4, 2026 Sold 50k 26.03 1.3M
March 6, 2026 Executive Hoffmann Philippe March 4, 2026 Sold 30k 27.14 814.2k
March 3, 2026 Executive Corre Stephane February 27, 2026 Sold 3,000 24.69 74.1k

【Company Profile】

Constellium SE (formerly known as Omega Holdco B.V.) was founded on May 14, 2010, as a Dutch private limited liability company. On June 28, 2019, the company changed its form from a Dutch public limited liability company to a Societas Europaea and renamed itself Constel lium SE, with its headquarters still located in Amsterdam, the Netherlands. The company is a global leader in the design and manufacturing of a range of innovative rolled and extruded aluminum products, and it mainly serves packaging, aerospace, automotive, defense, and other transportation and industrial end markets. The company’s business model is to add value by converting aluminum into semi-finished products and, in certain cases, finished products. The company offers value-added products for performance-critical applications to many blue-chip customers. Compared with fabricated aluminum products that have a lower degree of differentiation and a higher level of commoditization, the company’s product portfolio typically has higher profit margins, such as common alloy coils for construction and distribution, coated products, foil products, and soft alloys.

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