WVVI Insider Sean Cary Buys 11,500 Shares

On May 12, 2026, Sean Cary purchased 11,500 shares of WVVI. This transaction was not part of a prearranged trading plan and added to the insider buying activity at the company.

Insider Buying and Selling at Willamette Valley Vineyards, Inc.

In addition to Sean Cary, several other insiders bought shares of WVVI on the same day. Stanley Turel, John Alphonsus Ferry, Craig Alan Smith, and Sarah Alice Rose were among those increasing their stakes. Notably, John Alphonsus Ferry, the CFO, bought a total of 13,500 shares in two transactions.

Other Institutional Activity in WVVI

Vanguard Capital Management LLC made a significant move by adding 198,896 shares of WVVI, bringing its total to 198,896 shares worth about $511,163. Similarly, Vanguard Fiduciary Trust Co increased its holdings by 25,916 shares, ending with the same amount in shares valued at $66,604. However, not all funds increased their positions. Renaissance Technologies LLC reduced its stake by 2,600 shares to 66,052 shares valued at $169,754. Geode Capital Management, LLC and Dimensional Fund Advisors LP also trimmed their holdings by 1,292 and 2,902 shares, respectively.

Willamette Valley Vineyards, Inc. Stock Up 29.0%

WVVI shares traded at $2.76. The stock's recent activity reflects a mix of insider and institutional interest, with some funds increasing their holdings significantly.

Bottom Line

Recent insider buying at WVVI, including Sean Cary's purchase, indicates active interest from within the company. Institutional moves show a mix of increased and reduced positions, reflecting varied strategies. Investors often watch such activities for potential signals, though it's important to remember that these transactions may not reflect current positions.