Browse the full insider trade history of OCEAN BIO CHEM INC, a listed equity based in United States. Shares are listed on US US, under the oversight of SEC (Form 4). Operating in the Chemicals & Materials sector, OCEAN BIO CHEM INC has published 9 reports. The latest transaction was reported on 3 January 2022 — Don. Among the most active insiders: PETER DORNAU FAMILY, LLC. All data is openly available.
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Ocean Bio-Chem Inc. (ticker OBCI) is a U.S.-listed company trading on the NASDAQ market in the United States, focused on the formulation, manufacturing and distribution of maintenance and appearance products. For French- and Belgian-based investors, it is best understood as a specialty chemicals niche player with a long-standing presence in marine, automotive, recreational vehicle (RV), outdoor and household-care applications. The company is best known commercially through the Star brite brand, which has built recognition in specialist and consumer channels over many years. The company’s roots go back several decades, and its corporate identity evolved into Ocean Bio-Chem, Inc. while the business continued to operate under the Star brite commercial umbrella. Its headquarters are in Fort Lauderdale, Florida, with manufacturing and distribution operations centered in Montgomery, Alabama. This footprint points to a straightforward operating model: product development and formulation, production and packaging, then distribution through retailers, specialty dealers and other North American channels. For investors, that makes OBCI relatively easy to frame as a branded specialty-chemicals business rather than a broad industrial conglomerate. Ocean Bio-Chem’s core business is built around cleaning, protecting, restoring and enhancing products for boats, cars, RVs and certain home-care uses. Its portfolio includes brands such as Star brite, Star Tron, Odor Star and Performacide. The product set spans surface cleaners, protectants, conditioners, fuel-treatment solutions and other maintenance items designed to preserve equipment appearance and performance. In a fragmented competitive landscape, OBCI’s advantage lies less in scale and more in brand equity, channel relationships and product specialization. At the same time, it faces competition from larger consumer-products groups, private-label alternatives and other chemical specialists that can pressure pricing and shelf space. Geographically, the business is primarily concentrated in the United States and Canada, giving it a North American revenue profile. That also means performance is influenced by consumer spending trends, boating activity, RV demand, retail inventory cycles and overall maintenance spending. From a market positioning standpoint, OBCI remains a small-cap company with a focused niche, rather than a diversified multinational peer. A notable recent development was the 2026 sale of Ocean Bio-Chem Holdings by OneWater Marine, which again highlighted the strategic value of the asset and its brands. Public references to the transaction described Ocean Bio-Chem as a specialty chemicals manufacturer with brands including Star brite and Star Tron, underscoring the company’s role within the marine and accessories ecosystem. For equity investors, OBCI is therefore a branded niche manufacturer whose investment case depends on the durability of its product franchises, distribution reach, and demand trends in leisure and maintenance markets.