Eastman Chemical Co
A global specialty materials company spun off from Eastman Kodak in 1994. Founder George Eastman built its chemical arm in Kingsport, Tennessee in 1920 to keep his film business supplied during World War I, distilling chemicals from Appalachian hardwood forests. Today it makes everyday materials from Tritan™ drinkware plastics to Saflex™ windshield layers and Naia™ renewable yarns, and it operates the world's largest polyester molecular-recycling facility.
Granted 409.6K · Bought 7.4K · Sold 227.2K
Granted 49.1K · Sold 20.2K
Granted 109.5K · Bought 3.3K · Sold 59.4K
Granted 40.2K · Bought 3.7K · Sold 2.0K
Granted 1.3K · Sold 13.5K
Granted 4.5K
Granted 16.8K · Sold 3.1K
Granted 24.9K · Bought 1.8K
Granted 4.5K · Bought 1.5K
Granted 20.1K · Bought 2.0K · Sold 4.5K
Granted 4.5K · Bought 3.0K
Bought 1.5K
Granted 4.5K · Bought 1.4K
Granted 11.4K · Sold 1.1K
Granted 7.8K
Granted 3.2K
Granted 23.3K · Sold 17.8K
Granted 1.6K
Bought 1.4K
Bought 1.5K
| Insider | Stake change | Holds now | Granted / vested | Bought | Sold |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Costa Mark JCEO & Board Chair, Director · 19 transactions | +21.7% | 501.2K | 409.6K | 7.4K | 227.2K |
| Crawford Stephen GlennEVP, Chief Tech and Sust. Ofc. · 10 transactions | — | 130.3K | 49.1K | — | 20.2K |
| Lich Brad AEVP & CCO · 15 transactions | +82.7% | 100.6K | 109.5K | 3.3K | 59.4K |
| McLain William Thomas Jr.EVP, CFO · 10 transactions | +101.6% | 65.3K | 40.2K | 3.7K | 2.0K |
| Walker Kellye L.EVP, CLO & Corp. Secretary · 1 transaction | -0.8% | 42.2Kas of Feb 2024 | — | — | — |
| Raisbeck David WDirector · 2 transactions | -29.4% | 29.4Kas of May 2024 | 1.3K | — | 13.5K |
| Hornbaker Renee JDirector · 3 transactions | +25.3% | 25.6K | 4.5K | — | — |
| Killian Christopher MooreSVP, CTO & Sust. Ofc, · 6 transactions | +139.2% | 24.2Kas of Feb 2025 | 16.8K | — | 3.1K |
| Smith Brian TravisEVP, AFP, Mfg., WWEC & HSE · 8 transactions | +412.2% | 24.2K | 24.9K | 1.8K | — |
| Holder Julie FasoneDirector · 4 transactions | +44.5% | 19.2K | 4.5K | 1.5K | — |
| McAlindon Julie A.SVP, Regions & Chf SupChn Ofcr · 8 transactions | +420.9% | 19.1K | 20.1K | 2.0K | 4.5K |
| Butler Eric LDirector · 4 transactions | +212.8% | 11.0K | 4.5K | 3.0K | — |
| Begemann Brett DDirector · 1 transaction | +18.7% | 9.5Kas of Aug 2025 | — | 1.5K | — |
| Obrien James J /KYDirector · 4 transactions | +165.3% | 9.5K | 4.5K | 1.4K | — |
| Caveness Michelle HSVP & Chf. Mfg. Ofc. · 8 transactions | — | 7.7K | 11.4K | — | 1.1K |
| Stewart Michelle ReneeController & CAO · 7 transactions | +349.2% | 7.2K | 7.8K | — | — |
| Slager Donald WDirector · 2 transactions | — | 3.3K | 3.2K | — | — |
| Holt Adrian JamesSVP, Chf HR Ofcr · 21 transactions | — | 3.3K | 23.3K | — | 17.8K |
| Haynesworth Linnie MDirector · 1 transaction | +108% | 3.1K | 1.6K | — | — |
| Mink Kim AnnDirector · 1 transaction | +104.3% | 2.8Kas of Aug 2025 | — | 1.4K | — |
| Audia Damon JDirector · 1 transaction | — | 1.6Kas of Aug 2025 | — | 1.5K | — |
Select a row to see that insider’s individual transactions. Sum of the holdings confirmed in the 12 months before this insider's last filing. A Form 4 reports a holding per line — held directly, or through a named trust, partnership or foundation, and in each share class separately — never a person’s total. Lines not restated in that time are left out and shown apart: an active filer restates what they still hold, so a line they did not restate is more often an entity since renamed, whose shares a successor line reports too. An amber marker means some were left out.
Net open-market activity over the last 3 years: -320.3K shares. Grants, option exercises and tax withholding are excluded — they are compensation mechanics, not decisions to buy or sell.