Senior VP - Finance and CFO of Kewaunee Scientific Corp. (kequ) David Michael Parker sells 2,500 shares of kequ on 09/24/2009 at an average price of $14.09 a share.
Kewaunee Scientific Corporation is a recognized leader in the design manufacture and installation of scientific and technical furniture. The Company's corporate headquarters and domestic manufacturing facilities are located in Statesville North Carolina. The Company also has subsidiaries in Singapore and Bangalore India that serve the Asian markets. Kewaunee Scientific Corp. has a market cap of $37 million; its shares were traded at around $14.44 with a P/E ratio of 8.5 and P/S ratio of 0.3. The dividend yield of Kewaunee Scientific Corp. stocks is 2.7%.
Recent Trades of Kewaunee Scientific Corp. by CEO:
Buy: President and CEO William A Shumaker bought 1,075 shares of KEQU stock on 07/09/2009 at the average price of $10.97; the price of the stock has increased by 31.63% since.
Buy: President and CEO William A Shumaker bought 1,075 more shares of KEQU stock on 07/09/2009 at the average price of $10.97; the price of the stock has increased by 31.63% since.
Recent Trades of Kewaunee Scientific Corp. by Directors and Officers:
Buy: Vice President Dana L Dahlgren bought 200 shares of KEQU stock on 07/20/2009 at the average price of $11.33; the price of the stock has increased by 27.45% since.
Buy: VP - Construction Services David M. Rausch bought 300 shares of KEQU stock on 07/01/2009 at the average price of $11.44; the price of the stock has increased by 26.22% since.
Sell: VP - Engineering Kurt P Rindoks sold 934 shares of KEQU stock on 09/21/2009 at the average price of $13.69; the price of the stock has increased by 5.48% since.
Sell: VP - Engineering Kurt P Rindoks sold 2,000 more shares of KEQU stock on 09/14/2009 at the average price of $13.33; the price of the stock has increased by 8.33% since.
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