Nimbley Thomas J.

Director Nimbley Thomas J. sold 50,000 shares of PBF at $50.62; stock now $46.09 down 10.0% from 52-week high.

Director Nimbley Thomas J. sold 50,000 shares (50.0K shares) at $50.62 on 2026-03-31, reducing his holdings from 840,716 to 790,716 shares (-5.9%). The sale occurred near the 52-week high—the stock has since fallen to $46.09, which is -10.0% from the 52-week high of $51.23. At the same-ticker level, his prior measurable sell on 2025-11-03 was well-timed: it preceded a -3.0% 90-day decline. However, PBF faces headwinds—annual revenue declined 11.4%, and the company was unprofitable over its most recent full fiscal year. This sell falls in a cluster of three insider dispositions within five weeks, suggesting planned exits rather than a single discretionary decision.

Director Nimbley Thomas J. sold 50,000 PBF shares at $51.36; stock near 52-week high (+95.9% in 90 days)

Nimbley Thomas J., a director of PBF Energy Inc., sold 50,000 shares (5.9% of his pre-transaction holdings of 840.7K shares) at $51.36 on 2026-03-26, realizing $2.6M. The transaction occurred as PBF shares trade at $51.23, matching the 52-week high, after a 95.9% gain over 90 days and 46.4% gain over 30 days. Notably, this is the second sale by this director in the same month (prior sale on 2026-03-03), following a similar sale on 2025-11-03 that showed a -3.0% 90-day return (well-timed). Investors should weigh that his cross-ticker track record shows a 100% well-timed sell rate (2 prior sells averaging -3.0% 90-day returns), though PBF fundamentals show the company posted negative full-year net income despite $7.7B in quarterly revenue and -11.4% annual revenue growth, creating uncertainty about near-term direction from technical levels.

Director Nimbley Thomas J. sold 200,000 shares of PBF at $40.07; stock now at $44.80 after +38.0% 30-day surge.

Nimbley Thomas J., a director at PBF Energy, sold 200.0K shares at $40.07 on 2026-03-03, reducing his stake from 990.7K to 790.7K shares (a -20.2% reduction). The sale occurred well below the current price of $44.80 and before a sharp 30-day rally of +38.0%, representing a poorly-timed exit relative to near-term price momentum. His prior sell at PBF in November 2025 also underperformed (30d -2.1%, 90d -3.0%), and across his cross-ticker open-market history his avg 90d return after sells is -3.0%, yet his 90d well-timed rate stands at 100.00%, indicating his past sells preceded declines—a pattern this transaction has not yet matched. Against this backdrop, the company faces structural headwinds: annual revenue contracted -11.4%, full-year net income was negative, and latest quarterly revenue of $7.7B with net income of $170.1M masks an unprofitable full-year result, creating material uncertainty about earnings sustainability that a large director sale may signal.

Director Nimbley Thomas J. sells 250,000 shares of PBF at $34.51 for $8.6M; retains 790.7K shares post-sale.

Director Nimbley Thomas J. sold 250,000 shares (250.0K shares) of PBF Energy at $34.51 on 2025-11-03, representing a 24.0% reduction in his shareholding from 1,040,716 shares to 790,716 shares, generating $8.6M in proceeds. The sale occurred near the 52-week high of $35.31, where the stock has climbed 55.4% over the prior 90 days and 15.7% over the prior 30 days. This sale is noteworthy given the company's recent financial deterioration: annual revenue declined 13.6% year-over-year, and the company posted negative net income over its most recent full fiscal year, though the latest quarter showed $170.1M in net income against $7.7B in quarterly revenue. A director liquidating a material fraction of holdings during a period of strong stock appreciation and underlying operational headwinds merits investor attention to whether this reflects changed sentiment about the company's forward trajectory.