Lockheed Martin CORP Form 4 insider transactions

Robert M Lightfoot Jr, President Space of Lockheed Martin Corp, sold 2,606 shares of common stock on August 11, 2026 for $600.12 per share.

John Frank A St, Chief Operating Officer of Lockheed Martin Corp, reported multiple transactions in common stock on July 31, 2026.

John Donovan, a Director at Lockheed Martin Corp., reported transactions involving phantom stock units and deferred compensation plan units.

David B. Burritt, a Director at Lockheed Martin Corp, reported transactions involving phantom stock units and equity plan awards.

Stephanie C. Hill, President of Rotary & Mission Systems at Lockheed Martin, reported a transaction involving common stock on June 11, 2026.

Vicki A. Hollub, a Director at Lockheed Martin Corp, reported a transaction involving the settlement of phantom stock units under the company's Directors Equity Plan.

Lockheed Martin Director Joseph F. Dunford Jr. acquired 80.6598 phantom stock units via a director retainer fee deferral.

Director John Donovan acquired 81.6939 phantom stock units through the Lockheed Martin Directors Deferred Compensation Plan.

Lockheed Martin Director David B. Burritt acquired 70.3188 phantom stock units via the company's deferred compensation plan.

Timothy S. Cahill, President of Missiles & Fire Control at Lockheed Martin, reported the sale of 4,620 shares of common stock.

Lockheed Martin's Chairman, President & CEO, James D. Taiclet Jr., was granted 8,803 restricted stock units, vesting on February 25, 2029.

Lockheed Martin's Chief Operating Officer, Frank A. St. John, was granted 3,243 restricted stock units, vesting in three years.

Lockheed Martin's Chief Financial Officer, Evan T. Scott, received an award of 2,779 restricted stock units, vesting in three years.

Lockheed Martin's Vice President and Controller, Harry Edward Paul III, received an award of 772 restricted stock units, vesting in three years.

Lockheed Martin's President of Space, Robert M. Lightfoot Jr., was granted 2,223 restricted stock units, vesting on February 25, 2029.

Lockheed Martin's President of Rotary & Mission Systems, Stephanie C. Hill, was granted 2,084 restricted stock units, vesting in three years.

Lockheed Martin's President of Missiles & Fire Control, Timothy S. Cahill, was granted 2,223 restricted stock units, vesting in 2029.

Lockheed Martin's SVP & General Counsel, Kevin J. O'Connor, increased his equity stake through new restricted stock unit grants and conversions, alongside a tax-related share sale.

Lockheed Martin's President of Aeronautics, Gregory M. Ulmer, reported the sale of 2,840 shares of common stock on February 27, 2026, under a pre-arranged trading plan.

Lockheed Martin's President of Aeronautics, Gregory M. Ulmer, reported the vesting and settlement of restricted and performance stock units, alongside a disposition for tax obligations.

Lockheed Martin's Chief Operating Officer, Frank A. St. John, reported the acquisition of common stock from vested restricted and performance stock units, alongside a disposition for tax withholding.

Lockheed Martin's Chief Financial Officer, Evan T. Scott, increased his direct beneficial ownership of common stock following the vesting of restricted and performance stock units.

Lockheed Martin's VP, Treasurer & Investor Relations, Maria A. Ricciardone, reported the acquisition of 516 shares of common stock from restricted and performance stock unit settlements and the disposition of 230 shares for tax withholding.

Lockheed Martin's Vice President and Controller, H. Edward Paul III, reported the vesting and settlement of restricted and performance stock units, alongside a tax-related share disposition.

Lockheed Martin's President of Space, Robert M. Lightfoot Jr., reported the vesting of restricted and performance stock units and a subsequent sale of shares to cover tax obligations.

A Lockheed Martin executive's future stock unit conversions and tax-related dispositions are detailed in a recent SEC Form 4 filing.

Lockheed Martin CEO James D. Taiclet Jr. reported the vesting and settlement of restricted and performance stock units, alongside a disposition for tax obligations.

Lockheed Martin President Stephanie C. Hill reported significant stock acquisitions from unit vesting and dispositions for tax obligations and sales.

Lockheed Martin director John Donovan acquired 103.3762 phantom stock units through a deferred compensation plan, increasing his total indirect holdings.

Lockheed Martin Director David B. Burritt acquired phantom stock units through deferred compensation, increasing his indirect beneficial ownership.