Seacoast Banking Corporation of Florida Insider Trading
Every director, officer and 10% holder of Seacoast Banking Corporation of Florida has to report each trade in its stock within two business days of making it. This is those filings.
SBCF on carbonthat →Purchases and sales
Open-market trades only — the lines where someone chose to buy or sell at the going price.
| Insider | Action | Value |
|---|---|---|
| Dennis S Hudson IIIDirector2026-09-1612K shat $34.15 | Sale10b5-1 plan | $409.8K |
| Juliette KleffelEVP, Chief Operating Officer2026-08-2714.8K shat $34.31 | Sale | $508.9K |
| Dennis S Hudson IIIDirector2026-07-014K shat $34.00 | Sale10b5-1 plan | $136K |
Source: SEC Form 4 filings, via EDGAR. A derivative line reports the shares underlying an option rather than stock outstanding, so it is marked and is not comparable with the rest. Value is shares times the reported price, and is blank where the filing priced the transaction at zero — a grant costs its recipient nothing. Insiders sell for reasons that have nothing to do with the company, which is why a sale is not read as a signal on its own.
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