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Amcon Distributing Co (DIT) · Insider trading

What Amcon Distributing's directors, officers and largest holders bought and sold themselves, from the Form 4 each of them files with the SEC within two business days of a trade. Open-market purchases and sales first: those are the trades somebody chose to make at the market price.

Bought, 12 months
$0
0 insiders, 0 trades
Sold, 12 months
$0
0 insiders
Net, 12 months
$0
bought less sold
Latest filing
2025-10-30
filings read to 2026-10-19

Bought and sold at the market, by month

Two years. Purchases above the line, sales below, in dollars.

2025-01 2025-07 2026-01 2026-07
Bought Sold Largest month: $0

No director, officer or large holder of Amcon Distributing reported buying or selling at the market price in the last two years. What they did report is below.

Grants, exercises and other transactions

Pay, tax and paperwork rather than a choice to trade at the market price. Two years.

6 × grant or award
Show them
DateInsiderWhatShares PriceHolds afterFiling
2025-10-28 Plummer Andrew CharlesDirector, President and COO Grant or award A +2,050 – 40,209 Form 4
2025-10-28 Atayan Christopher HDirector, CEO and Chairman, 10% owner Grant or award A +9,900 – 426,113 Form 4
2025-10-28 Schmaderer Charles J.VP, CFO & Secretary Grant or award A +1,050 – 8,850 Form 4
2024-10-22 Plummer Andrew CharlesDirector, President and COO Grant or award A +2,050 – 38,159 Form 4
2024-10-22 Atayan Christopher HDirector, CEO and Chairman, 10% owner Grant or award A +9,900 – 416,213 Form 4
2024-10-22 Schmaderer Charles J.VP, CFO & Secretary Grant or award A +1,050 – 7,800 Form 4

How to read it

Buy, sale
Code P and S on the form: shares bought or sold in the market, at the market price. The other codes are mostly pay (a grant, an option exercised) or tax (shares the company withheld), and say little about what the insider thinks of the price.
Plan
A sale or purchase under a Rule 10b5-1 plan, set up in advance and running on its own schedule. Since April 2023 the form has a box for it. Much executive selling is planned and says more about diversifying than about the company.
Holds after
The shares the insider still held after the trade, in the form the trade was in (directly, or indirectly through a trust or a fund).
Value
Shares times the price the form reports, which is often an average over several fills on the day.

Read from the SEC's own quarterly data sets of Forms 3, 4 and 5, and from each day's filings since the last one. A correcting amendment replaces the lines it restates. Every row links to its filing. None of this is advice: insiders sell for many reasons, and buy for fewer.

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