GVA GRANITE CONSTRUCTION INC Insider Trading

Director John Timothy Romer purchases 750 shares of GVA across 3 transactions for $107,040.09, increasing stake 36.6%

John Timothy Romer, as Director, executed 3 separate purchases totaling 750 shares for $107,040.09 at an average price of $142.72 per share, raising his holdings from 2,051 shares to 2,801 shares. The purchases occurred on 2026-06-12 and 2026-06-15 at prices ($141.79, $143.40, $144.32) clustered near the current price of $141.36 and within the 52-week range of $87.72–$145.00. The stock has appreciated 16.2% over 90 days and is -2.5% from its 52-week high of $145.00, while the company reports negative net income of $-41.7M in the latest quarter despite annual revenue growth of 10.4%. The director's 36.6% increase in his shareholding is notable given the company's recent profitability challenges.

Michael G Tatusko (SVP) sold 7,500 shares of GVA at $141.00 for $1,057,500.00

Michael G Tatusko sold 7,500 shares at $141.00, reducing his holdings by 20.1% to 29,787 shares. The sale occurred when GVA trades at $139.85, approximately 3.6% below the 52-week high of $145.00, and follows a 90-day gain of +12.4%. The company reported net income of $-41,699,000.00 in the latest quarter against revenue of $912,465,000.00, with an elevated P/E of 33.06. The scale of the position reduction and negative earnings context warrant monitoring, though the transaction price near recent highs and the stock's recent positive momentum provide partial offset to concern signals.

SVP Bradley Jay Williams sold 6,734 shares of GVA at $141.00, reducing holdings by 48.9% to 7.0K shares

Bradley Jay Williams, Senior Vice President at Granite Construction, executed a substantial sale of 6,734 shares at $141.00, reducing his total holdings by 48.9% from 13.8K to 7.0K shares. The sale occurred at $141.00, above the current price of $139.85 but notably within the 52-week range of $87.72–$145.00 and just 3.6% below the 52-week high. Against this backdrop, the company reported a net loss of $-41.7M in the latest quarter despite 10.4% annual revenue growth and a $6.1B market capitalization. The large fractional reduction of his personal stake warrants scrutiny given the company's current profitability headwinds, even as the stock has appreciated 12.4% over the prior 90 days.

SVP Brian R Dowd sold 6,075 shares at blended $119.53 (2 sales) for $726,124.50, reducing holdings by 29.2% to 14,744 shares

Brian R Dowd, Senior Vice President at Granite Construction, executed 2 separate sales on 2026-03-27: sold 2,025 shares at $118.58 ($240,124.50) and 4,050 shares at $120.00 ($486,000.00), totaling 6,075 shares for $726,124.50 at a blended average price of $119.53. This sale reduced his holdings from 20,819 shares to 14,744 shares, a 29.2% reduction in his position. The sales occurred when the stock was trading near its 52-week high of $136.19 and are now 14.5% above the current price of $116.49, reflecting the stock's recent decline of 13.4% over the past 30 days. Given the company's solid fundamentals—$1.4B in latest quarterly revenue, +10.4% annual growth, and a 20.33 P/E ratio—the transaction appears discretionary rather than forced, though the filing provides no explicit FLAG indicating a pre-planned 10b5-1 plan.

CEO Larkin sells 38.7K shares (27.3% of holdings) for $4.5M at blended avg $117.61; stock down 14.5% from 52-week high

Larkin Kyle T, President & CEO of Granite Construction, executed 7 separate sales totaling 38,675 shares for $4,548,597.76 across March 27 and March 30, 2026, reducing holdings from 141,532 shares to 102,857 shares. The reduction of 27.3% of his pre-transaction holdings represents a material disposition. The sales occurred at a blended average price of $117.61, while the current stock price stands at $116.49, down 14.5% from the 52-week high of $136.19 and down 13.4% over the trailing 30 days. In the same-ticker context, Larkin's prior four measurable sales at GVA (April and May 2025) all posted positive 90-day returns ranging from 16.1% to 19.4%, yet generated no instances of well-timed sells (0 of 4 achieved negative 90-day returns). The current selling pattern occurs against a backdrop of recent price weakness and comes after a series of prior transactions that, while executed ahead of gains, generated results unfavorable to sell-timing metrics at this ticker.

GVA CEO Larkin Kyle T sold 7,314 shares at $119.84 on 2026-03-19; holds 181,594 shares post-sale.

Larkin Kyle T, President & CEO of Granite Construction, sold 7,314 shares for $876,509.76, reducing his stake by 3.9% to 181,594 shares. The sale occurred at $119.84, which is 11.8% below the 52-week high of $136.19 and 6.6% lower than 30 days prior, though the stock is up 4.1% over 90 days. Examining his prior transaction history at GVA, all 5 previous sales (conducted in late April 2025) showed positive 90-day returns averaging +17.8%, with 0 of 5 proving well-timed (stock rose after each sale rather than declined). This current sale at a depressed price relative to recent highs contrasts with his prior execution pattern at this ticker but does not yet indicate whether this trade will prove well-timed; the 90-day outcome remains to be observed.

Director Krusi Alan bought 1,250 shares of GVA at $82.63 on 2025-05-12, increasing holdings to 20,700 shares amid -33.7M net income.

Director Krusi Alan purchased 1,250 shares at $82.63, a price 1.7% below the current market price of $84.03 and near the lower end of the 52-week range of $58.93–$100.20. The transaction increased his holdings by 6.4% from 19,450 to 20,700 shares. While this represents a discretionary insider purchase, context is important: Granite Construction reported $-33.7M in net income for the latest quarter despite annual revenue growth of +14.2%, signaling operational stress despite topline expansion. The stock has declined 4.1% over the past 90 days and sits 16.1% below its 52-week high, suggesting the purchase occurred in a weaker period.

GVA CEO Larkin sold 22,999 shares for $1.9M on 2025-04-29 under pre-arranged 10b5-1 plan

Larkin Kyle T, President & CEO of Granite Construction, executed 2 separate sales totaling 22,999 shares for $1,859,076.80 on 2025-04-29, reducing his holdings by 17.4% from 132,366 to 109,367 shares. This transaction was executed pursuant to a 10b5-1 trading plan adopted on 2024-12-12, meaning the sales were scheduled in advance and not discretionary responses to current market conditions. The scheduled nature of the transaction limits inference about CEO sentiment regarding near-term stock direction or valuation.

Granite Construction CEO Larkin Kyle T sold 6,808 shares (3 sales April 24-28) at blended $80.21 average for $546,090.31.

Larkin Kyle T, President & CEO of Granite Construction Inc (GVA), executed 3 separate open-market sales totaling 6,808 shares for $546,090.31 between April 24–28, 2025, reducing his holdings from 139,174 shares to 132,366 shares (a -4.9% reduction). The sales occurred at a blended average price of $80.21, within the 52-week range and only -19.9% from the 52-week high of $100.20, suggesting the timing was neither at severe depressed levels nor at peak valuations. His cross-ticker track record shows 1 prior sell with a 90-day well-timed rate of 100.00%, and at GVA specifically, his prior November 2024 sale showed a 90d return of -3.1% (well-timed from the seller's perspective). While the company shows solid fundamentals—$1.3B revenue with +14.2% annual growth, $79.0M net income, and an 18.0 P/E ratio—the current transaction's signal is moderate: he retains 132,366 shares post-sale and the sales span a multi-day window rather than a concentrated block, consistent with routine portfolio management at a company showing positive revenue momentum.

CEO Larkin Kyle T sold 30,000 GVA shares at $89.28 (2024-11-05) under 10b5-1 plan; holds 93,980 post-sale.

President & CEO Larkin Kyle T executed a sale of 30,000 shares for $2,678,400.00 under a pre-arranged 10b5-1 trading plan adopted on 2024-08-06, reducing his holdings from 123,980 shares to 93,980 shares. Because this transaction is part of a scheduled plan rather than a discretionary trade, it reflects predetermined execution timing set weeks in advance, not a response to current market conditions or company performance. The -24.2% reduction in his post-transaction holdings represents a material decrease in his personal stake, though the magnitude and context require examination of the plan's original structure and his historical insider activity to assess whether this aligns with routine portfolio management or signals a shift in personal ownership strategy.