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Flexsteel CIO Michael Joseph McClaflin sells 4,500 common shares for $362,550

Flexsteel CIO Michael Joseph McClaflin sells 4,500 common shares for $362,550

ReutersReuters2026/09/01 16:32
  • Flexsteel Industries Chief Information Officer Michael Joseph McClaflin sold 4,500 common shares in open-market transactions on Aug. 28-31.
  • Sales prices ranged from USD 79.5 to USD 83.75 per share.
  • McClaflin’s direct holding fell to 38,526 shares following the transactions.


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