US Stock Insider Trading | Westlake disclosed 5 insider transactions on March 2

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On March 2, 2026, Westlake (WLK) disclosed five insider transactions. Executive Bender Mark Steven sold 17,000 shares on February 27, 2026.

【Recent Insider Transactions】

Disclosure Date Position Name Transaction Date Buy/Sell Quantity Price per Share/USD Total Amount/USD
March 2, 2026 Executive Bender Mark Steven February 27, 2026 Sell 421 101.52 $42,700
March 2, 2026 Executive Bender Mark Steven February 27, 2026 Buy 6,199 65.81 $408,000
March 2, 2026 Executive Bender Mark Steven February 27, 2026 Sell 12,700 98.20 $1,246,500
March 2, 2026 Executive Bender Mark Steven February 27, 2026 Sell 17,000 100.91 $1,714,300
March 2, 2026 Executive Bender Mark Steven February 27, 2026 Buy 6,494 86.54 $562,000
February 23, 2026 Executive Szwejbka Scott Thomas February 20, 2026 Sell 91 94.10 $8,563.10
February 23, 2026 Executive Buesinger Robert F. February 20, 2026 Sell 326 94.10 $30,700
February 23, 2026 Executive Holy Jeffrey Adam February 20, 2026 Sell 81 94.10 $7,622.10
February 23, 2026 Executive Bender Mark Steven February 20, 2026 Sell 445 94.10 $41,900
February 23, 2026 Director Chao Albert February 20, 2026 Sell 2,501 94.10 $235,300

【Company Profile】

Westlake Corporation is a vertically integrated manufacturer and seller of basic chemicals, ethylene, polymers, and modular building products. Its products include common and chemical-grade supplies, widely used across consumer and industrial markets, such as flexible packaging, rigid packaging, automotive products, coatings, residential and commercial building materials, and other durable and non-durable goods. The company operates two main segments: Olefins and Vinyls. It is a comprehensive producer of vinyl-based building products that inject large amounts of PVC. Since 1986, the company has rapidly grown into a producer of petrochemical products, polymers, and building materials through acquisitions of existing plants, construction of new facilities, and capacity expansions or line extensions.

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