US Stock Insider Trading | Clean Harbors disclosed 1 insider transaction on February 23

2026-02-23 21:57:36

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On February 23, 2026, Clean Harbors (CLH) disclosed a company insider transaction. Director MCKIM ALAN S sold 100,000 shares on February 19, 2026.

[Recent Insider Transactions]

Disclosure Date	Position	Name	Transaction Date	Buy/Sell	Quantity	Price per Share/USD	Total Amount/USD
February 23, 2026	Director	MCKIM ALAN S	February 19, 2026	Sell	100,000	281.14	28,114,000
February 20, 2026	Director	Welch John R.	February 19, 2026	Sell	750	273.07	20,477.50
February 20, 2026	Executive	Gabriel Sharon M.	February 20, 2026	Sell	3,540	282.07	998,795.80
February 20, 2026	Executive	Dugas Eric J.	February 20, 2026	Sell	2,788	281.31	785,370.68
February 3, 2026	Executive	Gabriel Sharon M.	February 2, 2026	Sell	508	259.91	132,011.28
February 3, 2026	Executive	Harrison Robert W.	February 2, 2026	Sell	184	259.91	47,816.44
February 3, 2026	Executive	Geer Charles H. II	February 2, 2026	Sell	197	259.91	51,124.27
February 3, 2026	Executive	GERSTENBERG ERIC W	February 2, 2026	Sell	4,934	259.91	1,282,448.94
February 3, 2026	Director	Battles Michael Louis	February 2, 2026	Sell	5,205	259.91	1,352,781.55
February 3, 2026	Executive	Weber Brian P	February 2, 2026	Sell	1,394	259.91	362,278.54

[Company Profile]

Clean Harbors, Inc. was founded in 1980 in Massachusetts, with its main office located in Norwell, Massachusetts. Clean Harbors and its subsidiaries are leading providers of environmental, energy, and industrial services in North America. The company serves approximately 60,000 clients worldwide, including most Fortune 500 companies, thousands of small private entities, and numerous federal, state, provincial, and local government agencies. The company’s operations may experience seasonal fluctuations due to weather-related client remediation activity budget cycles. Typically, the first quarter of each year sees reduced environmental service demand in the northern and midwestern United States and Canada due to cold weather. Consequently, reducing waste volume requires higher operating costs associated with below-freezing temperatures and heavy snowfall operations.

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