GM Insider Buying & Government Contracts (2026)

GM insider buying and selling over the past year

Insiders at General Motors Co only sold stock in the open market over the past year: 4 Form 4 sales totaling $57.68M, against no open-market purchases.

Most of the selling was pre-scheduled: 4 of the 4 sales (100.0%) were flagged as Rule 10b5-1 plan trades, which are set up in advance and say less about an insider's current view than discretionary sales. Activity clustered in 2025-10 (2 trades) and 2025-11 (1 trades); the latest filing in this window is dated 2026-02-17. The average open-market sale price was $75.43; the last close of $83.96 is 11.3% above that level, so sellers left upside on the table. The single largest trade was a sale of 480,724 shares worth $38.71M on 2026-02-17. Since the most recent filing the stock has moved +3.4%, from $81.22.

Where GM trades relative to its one-year range

General Motors Co closed at $83.96 on 2026-10-16, inside a one-year range of $58.00 to $90.30. That puts the stock near the top of its range, at 80.4% of the distance from low to high. Over one year the share price moved +46.4%, and over roughly three months +10.4%. Average daily volume over the last month was about 7,583,995 shares.

Across 47 companies in the same SEC industry group (SIC 37) with a full year of prices in Gemral Edge, the median one-year return was -7.0%. GM is ahead of that median and beat 89% of that peer group on this measure.

Members of Congress who traded GM

STOCK Act disclosures show 25 trades in GM by 7 members of Congress over five years (4 purchases, 21 sales), most recently on 2026-04-13. The most active traders were Ro Khanna (D-CA), 19 trades; Alan Armstrong (R-OK), 1 trade; Daniel S. Goldman (D-NY), 1 trade; Gilbert Ray Cisneros, Jr. (D-CA), 1 trade; Jefferson Shreve (R-IN), 1 trade.

By party the trades split 21 by Democrats, 4 by Republicans; by chamber, 24 from the House, 1 from the Senate.

General Motors Co federal contract exposure

Federal procurement records resolve 1 prime award actions to General Motors Co, worth $17.84M across 1 agencies. Department of Homeland Security accounts for 100.0% of that value ($17.84M), so revenue from this channel depends heavily on one buyer.

GM lobbying disclosures

General Motors Co appears in 20 Lobbying Disclosure Act filings between 2018 and 2018, with $6.63M in reported lobbying spend.

Compare GM with indexed peers from the same industry group

These peers have full Gemral Edge dossiers and the closest one-year price move to GM:

• WAB one-year return +48.1%
• RTX one-year return +23.5%
• AIR one-year return +19.3%
• LMT one-year return +11.9%
• F one-year return +5.9%

Sources and method

Every figure above is computed from public filings stored in Gemral Edge, not estimated. Insider figures count only open-market purchases and sales reported on SEC Form 4; option exercises, grants and gifts are excluded because they do not reflect a decision to buy or sell at market prices.

• SEC EDGAR Form 4 (edge_insider_trades, codes P/S open-market only) — as of 2026-02-17
• edge_prices_eod (end-of-day close) — as of 2026-10-16
• House PTR / Senate eFD disclosures (edge_congress_trades) — as of 2026-04-13
• FPDS / USAspending (edge_contracts, tier-1 resolved) — as of 2026-09-22
• Senate LDA filings (edge_lobbying_filings)

GM data questions

Are GM insiders buying or selling stock?

Insiders at General Motors Co only sold stock in the open market over the past year: 4 Form 4 sales totaling $57.68M, against no open-market purchases.

What is the one-year price range for GM?

Based on end-of-day closes through 2026-10-16, GM traded between $58.00 and $90.30, last closing at $83.96.

Has any member of Congress traded GM stock?

Yes. 7 members disclosed 25 trades in GM over five years; the most recent disclosed trade date is 2026-04-13.