Jayme L. Brooks, Chief Financial Officer of Limbach Holdings, Inc. (NASDAQ:LMB), sold a total of 4,207 shares of common stock across multiple trades on April 8 and April 9, 2026, according to a Form 4 filed with the Securities and Exchange Commission.
The dispositions were carried out under a 10b5-1 trading plan that Brooks adopted on December 16, 2025. The combined sales produced proceeds of $358,341.
Trade details disclosed in the filing show that on April 8 Brooks sold 3,366 shares in several transactions at prices ranging from $85.00 to $85.54, with a weighted average price of $85.1942. On April 9 she sold 841 shares, also in multiple trades, at prices between $85.00 and $85.50, with a weighted average price of $85.11.
At the time of reporting the company's common shares were trading at $82.59, a level below the prices at which Brooks executed the April trades.
Post-transaction holdings
Following the sales, Brooks directly holds 136,543 shares of Limbach. The Form 4 also indicates indirect ownership of 3,897 shares through the Brooks Family Trust.
Valuation snapshot
InvestingPro analysis cited in the disclosure states that Limbach appears undervalued at current market levels, noting a market capitalization of $986 million and a price-to-earnings ratio of 25.85. The filing also references InvestingPro offerings, noting that subscribers have access to additional tips and comprehensive Pro Research Reports covering this and more than 1,400 other U.S. equities.
Recent financials and analyst reaction
Limbach reported fourth-quarter results for fiscal 2025 that showed a mixed operating picture. The company posted earnings per share of $1.40, beating consensus analyst expectations of $1.21, a surprise of 15.7 percent. Revenue for the quarter was $186.9 million, however, below the anticipated $198.45 million, a shortfall of 5.82 percent.
Despite the revenue miss, Stifel maintained a Buy rating on Limbach and increased its price target from $104 to $107, citing stronger-than-expected margins and bottom-line performance in the fourth quarter of fiscal 2025. Stifel said it reaffirmed its view following conversations with Limbach's CEO and CFO and highlighted growth opportunities from national account work and data center projects, which the analysts expect will contribute meaningfully to earnings in coming years.
Investor takeaway
The SEC filing documents a planned, prearranged sale by the company's finance chief and leaves intact Brooks' substantial direct and indirect holdings. The trade details, current market price, valuation metrics from InvestingPro, and recent quarterly results together offer investors updated data points on insider activity, company fundamentals, and analyst positioning.