GOLSEN BARRY H 4

What Happened
Barry H. Golsen, a director of LSB Industries (LXU), reported a series of open‑market sales from Jan 21–23, 2026. Across six dispositions he sold a total of 118,980 shares for aggregate proceeds of approximately $1,196,201. Reported weighted‑average prices were $10.06 (Jan 21 sales), $10.02 (Jan 22 sales) and $10.03 (Jan 23 sales); footnotes indicate individual trade prices within these sales ranged roughly from $10.00 to $10.16. The sales were effected pursuant to pre‑arranged 10b5‑1 trading plans.

Key Details

• Transaction dates: Jan 21, 2026; Jan 22, 2026; Jan 23, 2026.
• Reported trades (by line):
  • 1/21: 24,001 shares @ $10.06 ≈ $241,450
  • 1/21: 72,553 shares @ $10.06 ≈ $729,883
  • 1/22: 1,616 shares @ $10.02 ≈ $16,192
  • 1/22: 4,884 shares @ $10.02 ≈ $48,938
  • 1/23: 3,959 shares @ $10.03 ≈ $39,709
  • 1/23: 11,967 shares @ $10.03 ≈ $120,029
• Total sold: 118,980 shares for ~ $1,196,201.
• Ownership after transaction: not specified in the provided excerpt.
• Notable footnotes: sales were executed under 10b5‑1 plans adopted Sept 4, 2025 (by Irrevocable Family Trusts and BGG Family LLC); reported prices are weighted averages and individual trade prices fall within stated ranges; some shares are held in trusts and some shares are owned of record by the reporting person’s spouse (spouse‑owned shares are disclaimed by the reporting person). The reporting person is trustee/manager of the relevant trusts/entities and is deemed to have a pecuniary interest in certain trust holdings per the filing.
• Filing: Form 4 filed Jan 23, 2026, disclosing trades dated Jan 21–23, 2026.

Context
These are routine disposition transactions executed under pre‑arranged 10b5‑1 plans, which are commonly used by insiders to sell shares on a schedule and reduce concerns about timing based on inside information. No purchases, option exercises, or awards are reported in this filing. For retail investors, purchases are generally more indicative of insider confidence; sales can be routine or for personal/estate planning reasons — the 10b5‑1 disclosure here suggests these trades were preplanned rather than ad hoc.