In the last 12 months, insiders at Chicago Rivet & Machine made open-market purchases of $45,296 (3.44K shares) and sold no shares on the open market.
Behind Chicago Rivet & Machine's open-market purchases in the past 12 months were 2 insiders, and no insider sold.
Among Chicago Rivet & Machine's insiders, the largest open-market purchases in the past 12 months were by John A. Morrissey (10% owner), totaling $36,431 (2.54K shares), most recently on December 12, 2025.
Kent H. Cooney (Director) made the most recent open-market trade by an insider of Chicago Rivet & Machine, a purchase of 900 shares for $8,865 on May 19, 2026.
Business Quant data puts insider holdings in CVR at 101K shares across insiders' latest Form 4 filings, unchanged from 101K shares at the end of Q2 2026.
Chicago Rivet & Machine insiders report no indirect holdings: all 101K shares are held directly.
The insider holdings in Chicago Rivet & Machine belong to 2 insiders who have reported on Form 4 within the past two years.
CVR's two largest insider shareholders, per their latest Form 4 filings, are John A. Morrissey (10% owner, 100K shares) and Kent H. Cooney (Director, 1K shares).
John A. Morrissey alone accounts for 99.01% of the shares held by Chicago Rivet & Machine insiders.
Institutional holders reported 13.43% of Chicago Rivet & Machine's outstanding shares for Q2 2026; insiders' latest Form 4 filings put their stake at about 10.45%, and other investors, including the public, hold the remaining 76.12%.
In the past year, 2 insiders of Chicago Rivet & Machine submitted 2 Form 4 filings reporting trades, awards or other transactions.
The insider holdings and trades above for Chicago Rivet & Machine reflect Form 4 filings through May 21, 2026.
Form 4 Holdings
Insiders Holding CVR
Insiders2
Shares held101.00K
Of outstanding10.45%
#
Insider
Position
Direct
Indirect
Total
Share of Insiders
Last Filed
1
John A Morrissey
TenPercentOwner
100,000
0
100,000
99.0%
16 Dec, 2025
2
Kent H Cooney
Director
1,000
0
1,000
1.0%
21 May, 2026
Each row is that insider’s most recently reported position, from Form 4 filings over the last 60 months — which is why this total does not tie to the quarterly series above, where a quarter counts only the insiders who filed in it. Shares held through a fund or institutional portfolio are counted on the institutional ownership page instead.