Biguet Stephane

SLB CFO Stephane Biguet sells 61,017 shares at $49.70; stock at 52-week high, prior sales at this ticker were well-timed

Stephane Biguet, EVP & CFO of SLB Limited/NV, sold 61,017 shares at $49.70 on 2026-01-26 for total value of $3,032,544.90, reducing holdings by 28.2% from 216,565 shares to 155,548 shares. The sale occurred with SLB trading at its 52-week high of $50.66, after a 34.1% surge over the prior 30 days and 37.6% over 90 days. Notably, across Biguet's four prior SLB trades, three were well-timed at the 90-day mark (stock declined after each sale), most recently on 2025-01-21 where the stock fell 21.1% over the subsequent 90 days. This consistent timing pattern at the same ticker warrants attention as a potential signal of threshold-based decision-making or market awareness, particularly given the stock's current position at its annual peak. The P/E of 29.63 and annual revenue decline of 1.6% provide contextual fundamentals for evaluating whether the timing reflects broader valuation concerns.

SLB CFO Stephane Biguet sells 38,447 shares for $1.4M; prior three trades at SLB all showed negative 90-day returns.

Stephane Biguet, EVP & CFO of SLB Limited, sold 38,447 shares at $36.75 on 2025-11-13, reducing his holdings by 18.0% from 214.1K to 175.7K shares. His prior trading pattern at SLB demonstrates consistent execution timing: all three prior sales (2025-01-21, 2024-11-13, 2024-07-22) were followed by negative 90-day returns ranging from -6.0% to -21.1%, resulting in a 100% well-timed rate at this specific ticker. The current stock is trading at $36.94, down 16.7% from its 52-week high of $44.33, though up 13.4% over the past 30 days. Fundamentally, SLB trades at a P/E of 15.14 with $8.9B in quarterly revenue and $739M in net income, reflecting a $55.2B market cap and 9.5% annual revenue growth. The insider's historical pattern warrants attention as the stock approaches a 90-day evaluation window.

SLB CFO Biguet sells 45,000 shares at $43.87; holdings down 17.9% to 206.6K shares post-transaction

Stephane Biguet, EVP & CFO of Schlumberger, sold 45,000 shares on 2025-01-21 at $43.87, reducing his holdings by 17.9% from 251.6K to 206.6K shares. This marks the third open-market sale by Biguet; his prior two sales at SLB (2024-11-13 and 2024-07-22) both experienced negative 30-day returns (-9.6% and -11.5% respectively), and the measurable 90-day outcome from the July sale returned -16.1%, indicating well-timed exits relative to subsequent price weakness. The current stock price of $43.74 sits -20.8% from the 52-week high of $55.22, suggesting the CFO is selling into a pullback after strong recent 30-day (+18.8%) and 90-day (+3.8%) performance. Against this backdrop of a consistently profitable company (P/E 13.80, $1.2B quarterly net income, +18.0% annual revenue growth), the sale represents a substantial reduction in CFO holdings without indication of company distress, but the pattern of prior well-timed exits warrants investor attention to subsequent price action.

CFO Biguet sold 11.5K shares of SLB at $44.47; stock now at $43.59, down -21.1% from 52-week high.

Biguet Stephane, EVP & CFO of Schlumberger, sold 11,520 shares at $44.47 on 2024-11-13 for a total value of $512,294.40, reducing his holdings by 5.7% to 191,556 shares. The stock has declined 21.1% from its 52-week high of $55.22 and currently trades at $43.59, slightly below the sale price. His prior sale at this ticker on 2024-07-22 exhibited a 90-day return of -16.1%, which aligned with a subsequent decline in the stock. The company fundamentals remain solid with $9.2B in revenue, $1.2B in net income, and 18.0% annual revenue growth, reflecting operational strength despite near-term price weakness. The CFO's modest reduction from a substantial 203.1K-share position occurs in a context where the stock has already experienced material weakness from its recent highs, providing limited additional signal about future direction.

CFO Stephane Biguet sells 50,048 shares of SLB at $49.94 for $2.5M; reduces stake 19.8%

Stephane Biguet, EVP & CFO of Schlumberger, executed a sale of 50,048 shares at $49.94, reducing his holdings from 253,124 to 203,076 shares. This transaction removed 19.8% of his pre-transaction stake. The sale occurred when SLB traded near the middle of its 52-week range ($43.00–$62.10), approximately 20.4% below the 52-week high. Given the company's strong recent performance—18.0% annual revenue growth, $1.1B quarterly net income, and a market cap of $70.7B—the sale does not coincide with operational deterioration. Without additional context regarding whether this transaction was part of a scheduled trading plan, the sale represents a material reduction in the CFO's direct ownership stake.