Ivanhoe Electric CFO Sells Over $225K in Shares

Insider sell-off totals $803,000 as multiple officers reduce stakes

Published on Mar. 10, 2026

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Ivanhoe Electric Inc. (NYSEAMERICAN:IE) CFO Jordan Neeser sold 17,123 shares of the company's stock on March 6 for a total of $226,023.60. This was part of a broader insider sell-off that saw several senior officers, including the CEO and other VPs, sell a combined 60,838 shares worth around $803,000.

Why it matters

The insider selling activity has raised concerns about sentiment around Ivanhoe Electric, as multiple officers reduced their stakes by double-digit percentages. This could signal potential issues or uncertainty about the company's future prospects, despite recent positive analyst coverage and institutional investment.

The details

Neeser's sale represented a 16.89% decrease in his position. Other notable sales included SVP Glen Kuntz selling 14,863 shares (-31% stake), VP Stephani Terhorst selling 6,233 shares (-33% stake), and CEO Joseph Melvin selling 6,808 shares. The transactions occurred at an average price of $13.20 per share.

  • On March 6, 2026, Jordan Neeser sold 17,123 shares.

The players

Jordan Neeser

Chief Financial Officer of Ivanhoe Electric Inc.

Glen Nickolas Kuntz

Senior Vice President of Ivanhoe Electric Inc.

Stephani Terhorst

Vice President of Ivanhoe Electric Inc.

Joseph Taylor Melvin

Chief Executive Officer of Ivanhoe Electric Inc.

Cassandra Pulskamp Joseph

Insider at Ivanhoe Electric Inc.

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