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O-I Glass CFO John Haudrich purchases shares as stock trades well below 52-week high amid unprofitable fundamentals.
John Haudrich, O-I Glass's Chief Financial Officer, purchased shares on the open market while the stock trades significantly below its 52-week high and the company continues to report net losses. This is the third open-market purchase Haudrich has made in the past three years, establishing him as a repeat buyer of his own company's stock. His prior two open-market purchases at this company showed mixed results: one gained modestly after the purchase, while the other declined, suggesting his timing has not been consistently reliable when buying at this company specifically. The purchase occurs while O-I Glass faces profitability headwinds, with recent quarterly results showing continued losses despite stable revenue, creating an environment where a CFO's willingness to buy takes on added weight—he is committing capital as an internal stakeholder during a period of financial stress.
CFO John Haudrich buys 2,289 shares of OI at $13.05; cluster pattern with 2 other insider buys in 14 days amid unprofitable quarter and -8.1% annual revenue decline
John Haudrich, SVP & CFO, purchased 2,289 shares at $13.05 on 2025-08-05, expanding his holdings from 457,106 to 459,395 shares. His prior buy at this ticker on 2024-08-15 delivered 30d +3.7% and 90d +4.2% returns, and this transaction occurs as a cluster—2 other insiders also bought within the past 14 days. The timing context is notable: the stock is -15.4% from its 52-week high and the company reported a negative net income of $-5.0M in its latest quarter alongside -8.1% annual revenue decline, creating a backdrop of financial underperformance. The cluster activity from multiple executives buying into depressed price levels coincides with these operational headwinds, though stock price weakness alone cannot be divorced from fundamental deterioration.
CFO John Haudrich buys 8,000 OI shares at $12.25; stock -39.6% from 52-week high, company posted negative full-year net income.
John Haudrich, SVP & Chief Financial Officer, purchased 8,000 shares at $12.25 on 2024-08-15, increasing his holdings by 2.3% to 350,846 shares. The transaction occurs with the stock trading at $12.26 current price, significantly down -39.6% from its 52-week high of $20.28, and the company reported negative full-year net income despite recent quarterly net income of $57.0M and annual revenue growth of +3.6%. This purchase by the company's top financial officer during a period of depressed share price and full-year unprofitability warrants investor attention to the underlying operational recovery narrative and whether management's capital allocation reflects confidence in near-term turnaround. The concurrent +8.4% 30-day price recovery and modest +3.6% revenue growth provide some near-term operational context but do not offset the significance of full-year losses.
