John Kristofer Galashan

Director John Kristofer Galashan sells 2.21M LTH shares (16.7% of stake) at $28.60 for $63.2M

Director John Kristofer Galashan sold 2,208,580 shares at $28.60 on 2026-06-04, reducing his position from 13,236,283 shares to 11,027,703 shares and realizing $63,165,388.00 in proceeds. The sale occurred 8.3% below the 52-week high of $35.33 and at a price that sits well within the 52-week range of $24.14–$35.33. At the LTH ticker specifically, Galashan's prior 5 trades show mixed timing results—2 of 5 were well-timed at the 90-day mark. Notably, the stock has appreciated 27.7% over the 90 days preceding this transaction, suggesting the director sold after a significant run-up. With the company reporting strong fundamentals (revenue of $788,700,000.00, net income of $88,098,000.00, and annual revenue growth of +14.3%), the sale does not appear driven by operational concern, but rather represents a substantial reduction in a concentrated director position.

Director John Kristofer Galashan sold 3,006,100 shares (3.01M) of LTH at $32.51 for $97,728,311.00; reduces stake to 13,236,283 shares (-18.5%)

Director John Kristofer Galashan executed a substantial open-market sale of 3,006,100 shares on 2026-05-21 at $32.51, reducing his holdings from 16,242,383 to 13,236,283 shares. The transaction represents an -18.5% reduction in his pre-transaction stake and was valued at $97,728,311.00. This sale occurs at a price 6.0% below the 52-week high of $35.33, after the stock advanced +21.9% over the prior 30 days and +25.5% over the prior 90 days, tracking a recent momentum phase. Within his same-ticker history at LTH, Galashan has completed five prior sales, with mixed timing outcomes: three of five prior sells achieved positive 90-day returns (2026-05-07, 2026-05-05, and 2025-03-03), while two registered negative 90-day returns (2025-09-11 and 2025-06-06). The company's fundamentals show revenue of $788,700,000.00 (latest quarter) and net income of $88,098,000.00, with annual revenue growth of +14.3%, suggesting operational stability underlying the equity sale.

Director Galashan divests nearly 5M shares in LTH's largest recent insider sale, continuing a pattern of exits after mixed prior timing.

Director Galashan John Kristofer sold nearly 5 million shares, reducing his holdings by just under a quarter in a single transaction—one of the largest insider dispositions at Life Time Group in the recent period. The timing is notable: the stock trades modestly below its 52-week high and has gained significantly over the preceding three months, a window where the price appreciated materially. This is the seventh open-market sale by Galashan in the past three years, establishing a clear pattern of consistent disposition activity with no offsetting open-market purchases. However, his track record at this specific ticker shows mixed results—three of his four prior sales were followed by the stock declining or remaining flat (well-timed exits), while one prior sale preceded a noticeable stock gain (poorly-timed exit). The company itself remains profitable with growing revenue and a reasonable valuation, so this sale does not reflect fundamental deterioration. The sheer size of this disposition—$157 million in value—makes it a material event, though the mixed historical accuracy on his prior exits at this company introduces uncertainty about whether this timing will prove prudent in hindsight.

Director Galashan disposes of 3.67M shares worth $105M, reducing stake by 15.3% at near-52-week highs.

Director and 10% beneficial owner Galashan John Kristofer executed a substantial two-part liquidation on the same day, disposing of nearly 3.7 million shares worth over $105 million—eliminating 15.3% of his holdings at a point when the stock is trading near its 52-week highs and has rallied sharply over recent months. This is the third significant sale by Galashan in this stock within the past year, continuing a pattern of consistent selling. His prior exits from this stock have shown mixed results: most of his previous sales were followed by further stock declines, suggesting well-timed exits, though one sale saw the stock subsequently recover. The company itself remains financially healthy and growing, which contextualizes this as portfolio reduction rather than a sign of fundamental distress. For a director with substantial wealth at risk, selling into strength—especially at elevated valuations—is a common portfolio management action, but the repetition of this selling pattern and the scale of this particular disposition warrant attention from shareholders concerned with insider conviction.

Director Galashan sells 4,991,976 shares of LTH for $144.5M at $28.95; retains 24.9M shares

Galashan John Kristofer, a director at Life Time Group Holdings, executed a large open-market sale of 4,991,976 shares at $28.95 on 2025-09-11, reducing his holdings by 16.7% from 29.90M to 24.91M shares and generating $144.5M in proceeds. The sale occurred near the top of the 52-week range ($21.88–$33.23), at a price $0.69 higher than the current market price of $28.26, suggesting favorable execution timing. His cross-ticker track record shows a 50% well-timed sell rate with an average 90-day return of +9.8% after prior sales, indicating historically mixed timing; at LTH specifically, his prior four sales show 2 of 4 were well-timed at the 90-day mark. The fundamental backdrop is stable: the company generated $761.5M in quarterly revenue with $72.1M in net income and posted annual revenue growth of +18.2%, trading at a P/E of 27.44 with a $6.2B market cap.

Director Galashan John Kristofer sold 11,655,582 shares of LTH at $29.38, reducing stake by 28.0%; stock now -16.4% from 52-week high.

Director Galashan John Kristofer sold 11,655,582 shares (11.66M shares) for $342,440,999.16 ($342.4M) on 2025-06-06, reducing his holdings from 41,553,619 shares (41.55M shares) to 29,898,037 shares (29.90M shares) — a substantial -28.0% reduction in his position. The sale occurred at $29.38 per share, which was near the top of the 52-week range ($17.41–$33.23); the stock has since declined to $27.78, putting it -16.4% below the 52-week high and -2.4% lower over the past 30 days. His prior three sales at LTH showed mixed timing outcomes: only 1 of 3 were well-timed at the 90-day mark, with the most recent sale (2025-03-03) delivering a -5.1% 90-day return, suggesting downside materialized after that transaction. The sale magnitude and position reduction warrant investor scrutiny given the stock's subsequent weakness and the director's mixed but non-negligible track record of timing exits at this ticker.

Director Galashan John Kristofer sold 9,871,687 shares of LTH for $297.4M at $30.13 on 2025-03-03, reducing stake by 19.2%

Director Galashan John Kristofer executed a substantial open-market sale of 9,871,687 shares at $30.13, netting approximately $297.4M and reducing his holdings from 51,425,306 shares to 41,553,619 shares (a 19.2% reduction). The sale occurred at a price 6.4% below the current market price of $32.19 and within 3.1% of the 52-week high of $33.23, though the exact timing intent cannot be assessed from the data. At LTH specifically, his prior two sales (November 2024 and August 2024) both resulted in positive 90-day subsequent returns (+30.2% and +15.8% respectively), indicating neither sale preceded a material decline—a pattern that extends to his cross-ticker track record, which shows a 0.00% well-timed rate on sells. The company's fundamentals remain solid with $693.2M in latest-quarter revenue, +18.2% annual revenue growth, and a P/E of 30.37, providing no obvious distress signal; the transaction appears to be a large single reduction in a substantial remaining position rather than a complete exit.

Director Galashan sells 3,741,394 shares (3.74M) of LTH at $24.18 for $90,466,906.92; retains 51.43M shares post-transaction

Director Galashan sold 3.74M shares for $90.5M on 2024-11-11, reducing his stake by 6.8% while retaining substantial holdings of 51.43M shares. The sale price of $24.18 is 7.1% below the 52-week high of $26.03 and follows a 5.8% decline over the prior 30 days, though the stock is up 7.5% over 90 days. His prior open-market sell at this ticker (2024-08-14) saw the stock rise 19.7% in the following 30 days and 15.8% over 90 days, indicating that sell was poorly timed; his cross-ticker track record shows 0% well-timed sells across all holdings. The company's fundamentals show Q-latest revenue of $693.2M with net income of $41.4M, annual growth of 21.6%, trading at a P/E of 35.04 on a $5.0B market cap. The transaction is significant in dollar magnitude but the timing pattern and retention of over 50M shares suggest this does not represent a conviction shift or full-position exit.

Director Galashan sells 3,575,000 shares (3.58M) of LTH at $20.88 for $74,646,000

Galashan John Kristofer (Director) sold 3,575,000 shares at $20.88 on 2024-08-14, reducing his holdings from 58,741,700 to 55,166,700 shares—a 6.1% reduction in position. The sale generated $74,646,000.00 in proceeds at a price $2.72 below the current $23.60, meaning the stock has appreciated 13.2% since the transaction closed. Life Time Group Holdings shows strong operational momentum with 21.6% annual revenue growth and a 30-day price change of +13.6%, suggesting the market has rewarded the company's trajectory. The director's material reduction in an otherwise substantial controlling stake warrants investor attention, particularly given the stock's recent strength and elevated valuation (P/E of 42.91), though the scale and timing of the sale alone do not conclusively indicate fundamental concern.