Olympic Steel INC Form 4 insider transactions
Insider transactions: buys and sells by directors, officers and ten percent owners, filed within two business days of the trade.
An Olympic Steel director disposed of common stock and restricted share units as part of the company's merger with Ryerson Holding Corporation.
Olympic Steel Director Dirk A. Kempthorne reported the disposal of common stock and restricted share units following the company's merger with Ryerson Holding Corporation.
Olympic Steel Director Vanessa Whiting converted her common stock and restricted share units into Ryerson Holding Corporation shares following the merger.
Olympic Steel's Vice President and Treasurer, Lisa K. Christen, reported the disposition of common stock and conversion of equity awards following the merger with Ryerson Holding Corporation.
Olympic Steel's CFO, Richard A. Manson, disposed of common stock and restricted share units following the company's merger with Ryerson Holding Corporation.
Olympic Steel CEO Richard T. Marabito's common stock and restricted share units were converted into Ryerson Holding Corporation shares and cash following the merger agreement.
Michael D. Siegal, Executive Chairman of Olympic Steel, disposed of over 1 million shares of company common stock as part of its merger with Ryerson Holding Corporation.
Olympic Steel Director Richard P. Stovsky disposed of common stock and restricted share units as part of the merger with Ryerson Holding Corporation.
Olympic Steel director Arthur F. Anton disposed of all common stock and restricted share units following the company's merger with Ryerson Holding Corporation.
Olympic Steel's President and COO, Andrew S. Greiff, converted his common stock and restricted share units into Ryerson Holding Corporation shares following the merger.
Olympic Steel Director David A. Wolfort reported significant changes in his beneficial ownership following the company's merger with Ryerson Holding Corporation.
Olympic Steel director Scott Peter Jennings disposed of 5,030 common shares as part of the merger with Ryerson Holding Corporation.
Ryerson Holding Corporation and Olympic Steel, Inc. shareholders have approved all proposals related to their pending merger, with closing expected on February 13, 2026.
Olympic Steel CEO Richard T. Marabito acquired 16,048 shares of common stock and subsequently sold 7,299 shares for tax purposes.
Olympic Steel's President and COO, Andrew S. Greiff, reported an acquisition of 8,754 common shares and a disposition of 3,981 shares for tax purposes.
Olympic Steel, Inc. has voluntarily supplemented its merger proxy statement with Ryerson Holding Corporation to address shareholder litigation challenging disclosure adequacy.
Olympic Steel's CEO, Richard T. Marabito, reported the conversion of 11,000 Restricted Share Units into common stock and a subsequent tax-related disposition of shares.
Olympic Steel's President and COO, Andrew S. Greiff, converted 6,000 Restricted Share Units into common stock and disposed of shares for tax withholding on January 1, 2026.
Olympic Steel's CFO, Richard A. Manson, converted 3,000 Restricted Share Units into common stock and sold 1,520 shares to cover tax obligations.
Olympic Steel's President and COO, Andrew S. Greiff, reported the sale of 7,500 shares of common stock in two separate, pre-scheduled transactions.
Olympic Steel Inc. Director Scott Peter Jennings acquired 5,030 shares of common stock at a weighted average price of $39.89 per share.
Ryerson Holding Corporation announced a prospective merger with Olympic Steel, aiming to enhance customer experience and create a larger, more capable North American metals service center.
Olympic Steel, Inc. has entered into a definitive merger agreement to become a wholly-owned subsidiary of Ryerson Holding Corporation in an all-stock transaction.
Ryerson Holding Corporation announced an agreement to acquire Olympic Steel, Inc. in an all-stock merger, with Olympic becoming a wholly-owned subsidiary of Ryerson.
Ryerson Holding Corporation reported Q3 2025 results and detailed its all-stock merger agreement with Olympic Steel, aiming for $120 million in synergies and enhanced market presence.
Ryerson Holding Corporation and Olympic Steel, Inc. announced plans to merge, aiming to become the second-largest North American metals service center.
Ryerson Holding Corporation and Olympic Steel, Inc. announce plans to merge, aiming to become the second-largest North American metals service center.
Ryerson Holding Corporation and Olympic Steel, Inc. plan to merge, aiming to become the second-largest North American metals service center.
Ryerson Holding Corporation announces plans to merge with Olympic Steel, Inc., aiming to become the second-largest North American metals service center.
Ryerson Holding Corporation and Olympic Steel, Inc. announced a definitive agreement to merge, creating the second-largest North American metals service center.