Ryerson Holding CORP Form 4 insider transactions
Ryerson Holding Corp's Executive Vice President & CFO, James J. Claussen, reported significant stock transactions on March 31, 2026, involving the acquisition of restricted stock units and common stock.
Andrew S. Greiff, EVP of Ryerson Holding Corp, was granted 11,743.71 restricted stock units on March 31, 2026, with vesting over three years.
Molly D Kannan, Ryerson's CAO & Corporate Controller, acquired dividend equivalent rights on existing Restricted Stock Units, increasing her beneficial ownership.
Edward J. Lehner, CEO and Director of Ryerson Holding Corp., reported the acquisition of 707.745 Restricted Stock Units through dividend equivalent rights.
Ryerson Holding Corp's EVP, Chief Legal/Risk Officer, Mark S. Silver, acquired additional restricted stock units representing dividend equivalent rights.
Ryerson Holding Corp's EVP & CFO, James J Claussen, reported the accrual of dividend equivalent rights on his outstanding restricted stock units.
Ryerson Holding Corp's CEO, Edward J. Lehner, exercised options to acquire 8,750 shares of common stock at $16.50 per share.
Ryerson Holding Corp. Director Scott Jennings acquired 8,603 shares of common stock following the merger with Olympic Steel, Inc.
Ryerson Holding Corp. Director Richard P. Stovsky increased his beneficial ownership of company common stock and restricted stock units following the merger with Olympic Steel, Inc.
Ryerson Holding Corp. Director Michael D. Siegal acquired over 1.8 million shares of common stock following the merger with Olympic Steel, Inc.
Richard T. Marabito, President & COO of Ryerson Holding Corp, reported the acquisition of 125,292 common shares and 304,521 restricted stock units of Ryerson following the merger with Olympic Steel, Inc.
Ryerson Holding Corp's EVP, Andrew S. Greiff, reported significant changes in his beneficial ownership of common stock and restricted stock units following the merger with Olympic Steel, Inc.
Ryerson Holding Corporation and Olympic Steel, Inc. shareholders have approved the merger, with closing expected on February 13, 2026.
Ryerson Holding Corp.'s Executive Vice President and CFO, James J. Claussen, sold 4,972 shares of common stock for $30 per share under a pre-arranged trading plan.
Edward J. Lehner, President & CEO of Ryerson Holding Corp, sold 60,001 shares of common stock in January 2026 through a Rule 10b5-1 trading plan.
Ryerson Holding Corp. Director Michelle Kumbier acquired 347 shares of common stock as part of the company's director compensation program.
Ryerson Holding Corp. Director Karen Marie Leggio received 347 shares of common stock as equity compensation, increasing her beneficial ownership to 4,883 shares.
Ryerson Holding Corp. Director Stephen P. Larson acquired 844 shares of common stock as equity compensation, increasing his total beneficial ownership to 96,531 shares.
Ryerson Holding Corp Director Bruce T. Crawford received 347 shares of common stock as equity compensation, fully vested on January 1, 2026.
Ryerson Holding Corp Director Court D Carruthers acquired 347 shares of common stock as part of the company's director compensation program.
Ryerson Holding Corp Director Kirk Calhoun acquired 347 shares of common stock as equity compensation, increasing his direct beneficial ownership to 4,187 shares.
Ryerson Holding Corp's CAO and Corporate Controller, Molly D. Kannan, acquired dividend equivalent restricted stock units on December 18, 2025, tied to existing RSU grants.
Mark S. Silver, EVP, GC & Chief HR Officer at Ryerson Holding Corp, reported the accrual of dividend equivalent rights on his restricted stock units.
Ryerson Holding Corp's Executive Vice President and CFO, James J. Claussen, reported the accrual of dividend equivalent rights on his restricted stock units.
Ryerson Holding Corp's President & CEO, Edward J. Lehner, reported the accrual of dividend equivalent rights on his outstanding restricted stock units.
Ryerson Holding Corp's Chief Information Officer, Alagu Sundarrajan, reported the accrual of dividend equivalent rights on existing restricted stock units.
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.
Ryerson Holding Corporation announced an agreement to acquire Olympic Steel, Inc. in an all-stock merger, creating a combined entity with significant leadership and governance changes.
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.