RBA RB GLOBAL INC. Insider Trading

Director Stein Deborah buys 425 RBA shares at $103.15; holdings increase to 1,825 shares (+30.4%)

Deborah Stein, a director, purchased 425 shares at $103.15, increasing her total holdings from 1,400 to 1,825 shares. This represents a 30.4% increase in her position size. Across her open-market history, her prior 2 buys averaged 90-day returns of +8.3% with a 100.00% win rate, and her 2 prior purchases at RBA (on 2026-03-18 and 2025-11-13) both showed positive 90-day returns of +5.5% and +12.5% respectively. At the time of this filing, RBA trades at $103.29, approximately 13.6% below its 52-week high of $119.58. The company reports $1.2B in latest quarterly revenue and $135.5M net income, with annual revenue growth of +7.2% and a P/E of 42.68.

Director Stein Deborah bought 400 RBA shares at $98.74; holdings up to 1,400 shares (+40.0%). Stock down -19.6% from 52-week high.

Deborah Stein, a director of RB Global Inc., purchased 400 shares at $98.74 on 2026-03-18, increasing her holdings by 40.0% to 1,400 shares. The transaction occurs while the stock trades at $95.84, down -19.6% from its 52-week high of $119.14 and down -7.9% over the past 30 days. Notably, Stein's prior buy at this ticker (2025-11-13) was well-timed, with the stock returning +12.5% over the subsequent 90 days. Her cross-ticker track record shows 1 prior buy with an average 90-day return of +12.5% and a 100% win rate across all holdings, suggesting a history of favorable purchase timing. The company's fundamentals remain solid with $1.1B in quarterly revenue, $95.5M net income, and +7.2% annual revenue growth, though valuation is elevated at a P/E of 39.44. The purchase represents a meaningful increase in her RBA position during a period of near-term weakness, though whether this reflects conviction in the company or is simply a routine investment activity cannot be determined from the filing alone.

CEO James Kessler sells 20,742 shares of RBA at $115.00; holds 107,569 post-sale as stock up 10.5% in 30 days.

CEO James Francis Kessler sold 20,742 shares of RB Global at $115.00 on 2026-01-21, reducing his stake by 16.2% to 107,569 shares and generating $2,385,330.00 in proceeds. The sale occurs as RBA trades near its 52-week high ($118.90), with the stock up 10.5% over the prior 30 days and 14.5% over 90 days, suggesting the CEO executed at an elevated price level. Historically at RBA, Kessler's prior five sales resulted in only 1 being well-timed on a 90-day basis, indicating his sales at this ticker have not reliably preceded declines. His cross-ticker sales track record shows a 16.67% well-timed rate with a positive average 90-day return of 7.4%, meaning his prior sales were followed by stock gains overall—a pattern of selling into strength rather than before weakness.

Director Deborah Stein purchases 1,000 RBA shares at $101.26; stock now at $100.70, down 12.4% in 90 days.

Deborah Stein, a director at RB Global, initiated a new position by purchasing 1,000 shares at $101.26 for a total value of $101,258.00. The transaction represents an entry into the stock after holding no prior shares. The purchase price of $101.26 sits modestly above the current market price of $100.70, but notably the stock has declined 12.4% over the past 90 days and trades 15.3% below its 52-week high of $118.90. Against this backdrop of recent weakness, the company maintains strong fundamentals with annual revenue growth of +16.4%, net income of $95,500,000.00, and a market cap of $18,699,184,601.40. The director's purchase occurs in a context where valuation remains elevated (P/E of 42.85) and the stock momentum has been negative, warranting assessment of whether this represents strategic confidence or routine director diversification.

CRO James Jeter sold 10,000 RBA shares at $116.71, reducing stake 41.4%; stock up 9.0% in 30 days post-sale.

James Jeter, Chief Revenue Officer, sold 10,000 shares (41.4% of his pre-transaction holdings) on 2025-08-13 at $116.71, leaving him with 14,167 shares. The sale occurs with RBA trading near its 52-week high at $117.43, just 0.5% below the peak of $118.02. At the same-ticker level, Jeter's three prior RBA sales show mixed timing outcomes: the most recent sale on 2025-03-17 posted a 30-day decline of -1.3% but a 90-day gain of +8.6%, while his cross-ticker track record of 3 prior sells achieved only a 33.33% well-timed rate over 90 days. The stock has advanced 9.0% in the 30 days since this transaction, suggesting the sell did not precede a near-term decline. With RBA trading at a substantial P/E of 52.19 and the company posting annual revenue growth of +16.4%, this transaction appears to reflect a partial reduction of a significant executive position at elevated valuation levels.

RBA Chief Legal Officer sells 7,400 shares ($814.0K) at $110.00, reducing stake by 22.9% to 24.9K shares

Watt Darren Jeffrey, Chief Legal Officer of RB Global Inc., sold 7,400 shares at $110.00 on 2025-07-14, representing a 22.9% reduction in his holdings from 32,274 shares to 24.9K shares. The transaction occurred near the stock's 52-week high of $109.66, with the current price at $109.31. While the company shows strong fundamentals with Revenue $1.1B, net income $113.4M, and annual revenue growth of 16.4%, the elevated P/E of 48.37 reflects high market expectations. The sale by a C-suite officer at near peak valuations, combined with the substantial reduction in his personal stake, warrants monitoring to understand the executive's capital allocation rationale.

CEO James Kessler sold 45.7K RBA shares at $110.00 for $5.0M, reducing holdings by 29.8% to 107.6K shares

CEO James Francis Kessler executed a substantial sale of 45,658 shares (45.7K shares) at $110.00, reducing his holdings from 153,227 shares (153.2K shares) to 107,569 shares (107.6K shares). The transaction occurred near RBA's 52-week high ($109.31 current price is -0.3% from the $109.66 high), a price point the stock has only recently reached following a 12.2% climb over 90 days. Kessler's prior five sales at RBA were uniformly poorly timed at the 90-day mark: each resulted in positive returns (ranging from +5.2% to +16.6%), meaning he sold before subsequent rallies in every instance. This latest sale follows the same pattern of execution near local strength but does not establish a signal of fundamental deterioration, as the stock's recent momentum and the company's 16.4% annual revenue growth remain intact.

Chief People Officer Andrew John Fesler sells 9,075 shares at $104.66–$104.77, reducing holdings by 62.1% to 5,532 shares.

Andrew John Fesler, Chief People Officer at RB Global, executed two separate sales on 2025-05-13, totaling 9,075 shares for $950,332.13 at an average price of $104.72. The transaction reduced his holdings from 14,607 shares to 5,532 shares, representing a 62.1% reduction in his position. At the current price of $106.89, the stock is trading at its 52-week high and has gained 9.5% over 30 days and 11.0% over 90 days, indicating sustained upward momentum in the broader market context. The sale occurs at price levels near the current market peak, and given the significant percentage reduction in holdings, this transaction merits monitoring for what it may signal about the executive's near-term outlook.

RBA Chief Revenue Officer James Jeter sells 7.6K shares at $97.85; holdings drop 27.3% to 20.3K shares

Chief Revenue Officer James Jeter sold 7,597 shares of RB Global at $97.85 on 2025-03-17, representing a 27.3% reduction in his holdings from 27,864 to 20,267 shares. The sale came when the stock was trading 5.2% below its 52-week high of $104.72, and has since risen to $99.23 (+3.0% in the 30 days post-transaction). His prior two sales at RBA showed mixed 90-day timing: one well-timed (stock fell 3.4% afterward) and one poorly-timed (stock rose 10.2% afterward), giving a 50.00% well-timed rate. With RBA's strong fundamentals—$981.8M quarterly revenue, $76.1M net income, and 16.4% annual growth—the transaction reflects a material reduction in executive equity exposure rather than an indicator of operational concern.

RBA CEO James Francis Kessler sold 15,700 shares at $97.81 on 2025-03-17 for $1,535,617; retains 107,569 shares.

CEO James Francis Kessler sold 15,700 shares (-12.7% vs pre-transaction holdings) at $97.81, reducing his stake from 123,269 to 107,569 shares. His cross-ticker track record shows 4 prior sells with an average 90-day return of +10.3% and a 0.00% well-timed rate, indicating these previous sales were followed by stock appreciation rather than declines. At RBA specifically, his prior 4 sell transactions posted 90-day returns ranging from +1.7% to +16.6%, with only 1 of 5 prior trades at this ticker meeting the well-timed threshold at 90 days. The stock currently trades at $99.23, up 3.0% over 30 days and 9.2% over 90 days, and sits -5.2% from its 52-week high of $104.72. Given the company's solid fundamentals—$981.8M in latest quarterly revenue, +16.4% annual growth, and $76.1M net income—this sale reflects a routine reduction of an executive's concentrated position rather than a signal of deteriorating confidence in the business.