General Mills, Energy Fuels, Nucor, GitLab, Circle Insider Moves

Insiders have been trading these 5 stocks: ((GIS)), ((UUUU)), ((NUE)), ((GTLB)) and ((CRCL)). Here is a breakdown of their recent trades and their value.

Chief Supply Chain Officer Paul Joseph Gallagher recently executed a notable insider transaction at General Mills, selling 1,500 shares of company stock for a total value of $72,225. Investors often watch moves like this closely, as sales by senior leaders in critical operational roles can sometimes reflect portfolio rebalancing, personal liquidity needs, or views on current valuation. While one sale of 1,500 shares is not enough on its own to define a trend, the $72,225 figure provides a concrete datapoint for those tracking insider activity at General Mills and comparing it with the company’s broader performance and dividend profile.

At Energy Fuels, VP Critical Minerals & DEBRA BENNETHUM reported selling 2,722 shares of the company’s stock, generating proceeds of $41,388. As Energy Fuels is closely watched for its exposure to critical minerals and uranium markets, any insider transaction draws attention from investors trying to gauge sentiment on the company’s strategic direction. The sale of 2,722 shares for $41,388 offers insight into how a senior executive tied directly to the critical minerals segment may be managing personal exposure to Energy Fuels’ share price and sector volatility.

Nucor saw multiple insider sales, adding extra interest for shareholders tracking management behavior. Director Leon J Topalian sold 5,000 shares of Nucor stock for a total of $789,950, while EVP Allen C Behr sold 5,950 shares for $939,445. Together, these transactions reflect a combined sale of 10,950 shares with an aggregate value of $1,729,395. Because Nucor is a major player in the steel industry, investors often monitor insider moves like these as one more piece of data when evaluating where the stock stands within the economic and commodity cycle.

GitLab recorded one of the largest insider transactions in this set of disclosures, with Director Matthew Jacobson selling a substantial 334,827 shares of GitLab stock. The sale was worth $12,746,863, a significant dollar amount that naturally draws attention in the software and DevOps space. Such a large disposition of shares by a director may reflect long-term stock grants vesting, portfolio diversification, or other personal financial planning considerations, but for market watchers the headline number—334,827 shares for $12,746,863—will stand out as a key data point in assessing insider confidence at GitLab.

At Circle Internet Group, Inc. Class A, Chairman & CEO Jeremy Allaire reported selling 7,813 shares, with the transaction valued at $703,716. As both chairman and chief executive, Allaire’s moves are often viewed as an important signal for a company operating at the intersection of fintech and digital assets. The 7,813-share sale for $703,716 may simply represent planned selling under a pre-arranged trading plan, yet it still offers investors a clear, quantified look at insider activity at Circle Internet Group, helping them contextualize leadership’s personal stake alongside the firm’s strategic ambitions in the evolving financial technology landscape.