Five different insiders at FULLER H B CO (NYSE: FUL) show up on the buy side of the company's recent filings, and together they account for $499,068 in open market purchases. The most recent transaction carries a date of September 29th, 2026. The buyer attached to that filing is Daniel L. Florness.
A cluster matters more than a single ticket. One person buying can mean almost anything, including a scheduled personal decision that has nothing to do with the business. Five names on the same side of the tape over a short window is a different signal, because it means the information set inside the building is being acted on by more than one person.
The names on the buy side are Daniel L. Florness, Thomas W. Handley, Charles T. Lauber, Teresa J. Rasmussen Trangsrud and Srilata Zaheer. All five are individuals rather than funds or holding entities, which is worth noting on its own. Institutional accumulation and personal accumulation are read differently, because an individual buying in the open market is committing personal capital with no mandate requiring it.
H.B. Fuller sits in the adhesives and sealants business, a sector that tends to track industrial production, packaging volumes, construction activity and consumer durables. It is not a story stock. Demand moves with the physical economy, raw material costs move with chemicals and resins, and margins are usually a function of how quickly price can be passed along. That makes insider behavior relatively easy to interpret, because there is no speculative narrative sitting on top of it.
The last price on the stock is $49.47. That is the reference point against which these purchases should be measured, and it is the only price figure we are publishing here. Readers who want the exact per share prices paid should go to the filings themselves, since each transaction line carries its own execution detail.
Two cautions apply. First, size matters in context. $499,068 across five people is a real commitment, but insider purchases should always be weighed against the total holdings of the people making them, and against the size of the company. Second, timing is not prediction. Insiders are better informed about operations than outsiders, but they are not better informed about the macro environment, and they buy early far more often than they buy at the bottom.
What the record does establish is straightforward. Five insiders bought. The combined dollar value is $499,068. The most recent date on the tape is September 29th, 2026. Everything beyond that, including motive, is not in the filings and is not something we will put in a reader's head.
Sources: Form 4 filings submitted to the Securities and Exchange Commission, reconciled against our own transaction tables and last traded price data.
Full transaction history, buyer detail and filing dates for this name are on the company page at /companies/FUL.