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Richard M Elder

cfoofficer

Files at FNLC (First Bancorp, Inc /ME/). First filing -, latest -.

Richard M Elder files SEC Form 4 as CFO at FNLC (First Bancorp, Inc /ME/). No open-market trade is on file; the transactions below are grants, exercises and other rows that carry no view on the price.

A track record needs three past buys with six months of prices behind them; Richard M Elder has 0, so none is measured yet.

Track record
Not enough history
Fewer than three past buys with six months of prices.
Median 6-month excess
-
after past buys, n = 0
Hit rate
-
past buys that beat the index over 6 months
Open-market trades
0 / 0
$0 bought, $0 sold

Signals

This insider’s open-market buys and sells, scored.

No scored open-market trades yet.

Transactions

Every row this insider has filed, 4 in all, newest first.

DateCompanyTransactionSharesPriceValueHoldings afterFiled
Jan 29, 2026FNLC
First Bancorp, Inc /ME/
AGrant or award
Common Stock
+3,304$0.00$020,521Jan 30, 2026
Jan 27, 2026FNLC
First Bancorp, Inc /ME/
FTax withholding
Common Stock
-651$27.10$18k17,217Jan 27, 2026
Jan 30, 2025FNLC
First Bancorp, Inc /ME/
AGrant or award
Common Stock
+2,500$0.00$017,868Jan 31, 2025
Jan 28, 2025FNLC
First Bancorp, Inc /ME/
FTax withholding
Common Stock
-531$25.74$14k15,368Jan 28, 2025

Questions about Richard M Elder

Answered from the filings on this page, as of the latest one.

Is Richard M Elder buying or selling?

Richard M Elder has no open-market buy or sell on SEC Form 4; the filings on record are grants, exercises and other transactions.

How did Richard M Elder's past buys perform?

Not measured yet. InsiderTell needs three past buys with six months of prices to publish a track record, and Richard M Elder has 0.

Where does Richard M Elder file Form 4?

Richard M Elder has filed Form 4 at FNLC (First Bancorp, Inc /ME/) as EVP, CFO. A Form 4 is required of officers, directors and holders of more than 10% of a share class within two business days of a trade.

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