On February 10, 2026, Timken (TKR) disclosed nine insider transactions. Director Kyle Richard G sold 30,200 shares on February 9, 2026.
[Recent Insider Transactions]
Disclosure Date
Position
Name
Transaction Date
Buy/Sell
Quantity
Price per Share/USD
Total Amount/USD
February 10, 2026
Executive
Discenza Michael Anthony
February 8, 2026
Sell
101
104.33
10,500
February 10, 2026
Executive
Lanzarotta Megan Renee
February 8, 2026
Sell
32
104.33
3,338.56
February 10, 2026
Executive
Graham Timothy Alan
February 8, 2026
Sell
126
104.33
13,100.58
February 10, 2026
Executive
Patel Hansal N.
February 9, 2026
Sell
2,500
108.01
270,025
February 10, 2026
Executive
Szarka John Raymond
February 8, 2026
Sell
99
104.33
10,333.67
February 10, 2026
Director
Kyle Richard G
February 6, 2026
Sell
30,200
106.52
3,217,500
February 10, 2026
Director
Kyle Richard G
February 8, 2026
Sell
1,672
104.33
174,400.56
February 10, 2026
Executive
Patel Hansal N.
February 8, 2026
Sell
415
104.33
43,300.95
February 10, 2026
Executive
Pollock Natasha
February 8, 2026
Sell
273
104.33
28,500.09
November 26, 2025
Director
Kyle Richard G
November 25, 2025
Sell
15,800
81.03
1,283,400
[Company Profile]
Timken was founded in 1899 by Henry Timken. Henry Timken received two patents for tapered roller bearing designs. Timken has become the world’s largest manufacturer of tapered roller bearings and has leveraged its expertise to expand its bearing product line to include cylindrical bearings, spherical bearings, needle bearings, and precision balls. Based on its design capabilities and technical knowledge, the company has earned a reputation as a global leader and applies its expertise in metallurgy, friction management, and mechanical energy transmission to improve the reliability and efficiency of customer equipment, enhancing productivity, uptime, and performance across a range of applications and markets. The company’s product portfolio includes power transmission parts and systems, well-designed surfaces and coatings, lubricants and seals, and aftermarket services (including bearing and gearbox remanufacturing and repair). The company also manufactures helicopter gearboxes, high-performance precision alloy steel bars, seamless mechanical tubing, and machined and semi-machined steel components, all produced to exact specifications to meet the increasing demands for reliability and efficiency from customers.
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US Stock Insider Trading | Timken Discloses 9 Insider Transactions on February 10
On February 10, 2026, Timken (TKR) disclosed nine insider transactions. Director Kyle Richard G sold 30,200 shares on February 9, 2026.
[Recent Insider Transactions]
[Company Profile]
Timken was founded in 1899 by Henry Timken. Henry Timken received two patents for tapered roller bearing designs. Timken has become the world’s largest manufacturer of tapered roller bearings and has leveraged its expertise to expand its bearing product line to include cylindrical bearings, spherical bearings, needle bearings, and precision balls. Based on its design capabilities and technical knowledge, the company has earned a reputation as a global leader and applies its expertise in metallurgy, friction management, and mechanical energy transmission to improve the reliability and efficiency of customer equipment, enhancing productivity, uptime, and performance across a range of applications and markets. The company’s product portfolio includes power transmission parts and systems, well-designed surfaces and coatings, lubricants and seals, and aftermarket services (including bearing and gearbox remanufacturing and repair). The company also manufactures helicopter gearboxes, high-performance precision alloy steel bars, seamless mechanical tubing, and machined and semi-machined steel components, all produced to exact specifications to meet the increasing demands for reliability and efficiency from customers.