Adam J. Greenlee

Executive

Chairman & CEO

Insider activity · 24 months1 buy1 saleCumulative net flow

Nov 24 · 0 buys · 0 salesDec 24 · 0 buys · 0 salesJan 25 · 0 buys · 0 salesFeb 25 · 0 buys · 1 saleMar 25 · 0 buys · 0 salesApr 25 · 0 buys · 0 salesMay 25 · 0 buys · 0 salesJun 25 · 0 buys · 0 salesJul 25 · 0 buys · 0 salesAug 25 · 0 buys · 0 salesSept 25 · 0 buys · 0 salesOct 25 · 1 buy · 0 salesNov 25 · 0 buys · 0 salesDec 25 · 0 buys · 0 salesJan 26 · 0 buys · 0 salesFeb 26 · 0 buys · 0 salesMar 26 · 0 buys · 0 salesApr 26 · 0 buys · 0 salesMay 26 · 0 buys · 0 salesJun 26 · 0 buys · 0 salesJul 26 · 0 buys · 0 salesAug 26 · 0 buys · 0 salesSept 26 · 0 buys · 0 salesOct 26 · 0 buys · 0 sales

Total declarations

Company

▲ Purchases (1 ops.)

€231k

▼ Sales (7 ops.)

€10.3M

Latest filing published 03 Mar 2026 for Silgan Holdings INC, €2.3M.

Filing timeline

BuySale

Adam J. Greenlee

Insider track record

Disclosed buys

Disclosed sells

T+90 hit rate

100%

T+90 mean return

+11.9%

Across 1 buy signal with a settled T+90 return. Return basis: close on the day after publication.

Signal history

Adam J. Greenlee: trading record in brief

This profile gathers the share dealings of Adam J. Greenlee in Silgan Holdings Inc, where the filings describe the role as chief executive. We count 38 filings; the first trade dates from 25 February 2016 and the latest from 1 March 2026.

In open-market terms, that means 1 purchase worth €231k on one side and 7 sales worth €10.3M on the other. Netting one side against the other leaves €10.0M of net selling. Open-market purchases are the filings investors watch most closely, because the insider pays for the shares out of pocket. The rest of the record consists of 30 share grants.

The newest entry dates from 3 March 2026: a share grant, in Silgan Holdings Inc. The most recent open-market purchase was published on 3 November 2025, 353 days ago. Filings reach the SEC (Form 4) feed a median of 2 days after the trade. The legal deadline for a Form 4 is two business days after the transaction. Sales are harder to read than purchases, since they often meet personal needs such as tax or diversification. This summary is built from SEC (Form 4) disclosures alone and does not predict where the share price will go.