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Abbott Laboratories Director Receives Routine Stock Equivalent Units Fee Grant

Low SignificanceOctober 2, 2026 at 8:39:50 PM UTC

ABBOTT LABORATORIES

$ABT4CIK: 0000001800

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Filing Summary

📊 Insider Transaction Report: Abbott Laboratories (ABT)

Insider: Stratton John G Role: Director Type: Acquisition (Stock Equivalent Units) Shares Transacted: 397 Price per Share: $98.83 Total Value: $39,235.51 Post-Transaction Holdings: 14,499 units

Note: Routine credit of director fees under grantor trust deferral plan.

Comprehensive Analysis

Insider Filing Analysis: Abbott Laboratories (NYSE: ABT)

Overview

On October 2, 2026, Abbott Laboratories Director John G. Stratton reported an acquisition of 397 Stock Equivalent Units on September 30, 2026, at a price of $98.83 per share, totaling approximately $39,235.51.

Transaction Details

  • Transaction Code: A (Award / Acquisition)
  • Security: Stock Equivalent Units (convertible/payable in cash generally at retirement or age 65)
  • Shares Acquired: 397
  • Price: $98.83
  • Post-Transaction Beneficial Ownership: 14,499 units (including units accumulated via dividend reinvestment)

Significance and Context

This transaction represents a routine quarterly director fee deferral credited to a stock equivalent unit account under a grantor trust. Because this reflects predetermined board compensation structure rather than discretionary open-market purchasing, it holds low informational value for market sentiment or near-term share price trajectory.

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