Insider Trading February 10, 2026

CB Financial Vice Chairman Disposes $71K in Stock; Exercises Options for Additional Shares

Charles R. Guthrie sells 1,913 shares and simultaneously exercises options to acquire 2,515 shares as company reports stronger quarterly results and a board change

By Derek Hwang CBFV
CB Financial Vice Chairman Disposes $71K in Stock; Exercises Options for Additional Shares
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Charles R. Guthrie, Vice Chairman of the Board of CB Financial Services (NASDAQ: CBFV), sold 1,913 shares of common stock on February 6, 2026, for roughly $71,450 and on the same day executed stock options to acquire 2,515 shares valued at $71,316. After these moves, Guthrie holds 16,796 shares directly and 6,901 shares indirectly. The bank reported improved fourth-quarter 2025 earnings and interest margins, promoted Amanda L. Engles to CFO, and saw the resignation of director Craig L. Kauffman.

Key Points

  • Charles R. Guthrie, Vice Chairman of CB Financial Services, sold 1,913 shares on February 6, 2026, at $37.35 per share for about $71,450.
  • On the same date, Guthrie exercised options to acquire 2,515 shares - 1,400 at $26.45 and 1,115 at $30.75 - with a combined value of $71,316; he now directly owns 16,796 shares and indirectly owns 6,901 shares.
  • CB Financial Services reported Q4 2025 net income of $4.7 million (up from $2.5 million year-over-year), an improved net interest margin of 3.76%, promoted Amanda L. Engles to EVP and CFO, and recorded the resignation of director Craig L. Kauffman.

CB Financial Services (NASDAQ: CBFV) reported a set of insider and corporate developments tied to a single trading day on February 6, 2026. Vice Chairman Charles R. Guthrie sold 1,913 shares of the companys common stock that day at $37.35 per share, yielding proceeds of approximately $71,450.

Also on February 6, Guthrie exercised stock options to acquire a total of 2,515 shares of CB Financial Services common stock in two separate option exercises. One exercise covered 1,400 shares at an exercise price of $26.45 per share; the other covered 1,115 shares at an exercise price of $30.75 per share. The combined value of those optioned shares is reported as $71,316.

Following the sale and the option exercises, Guthries direct ownership in CB Financial Services amounts to 16,796 common shares. That total includes restricted stock that vests at a rate of 20% per year. In addition to his direct holdings, Guthrie indirectly owns 6,901 shares.


Quarterly financials and executive changes

In related company reporting, CB Financial Services posted net income of $4.7 million for the fourth quarter of 2025, up from $2.5 million in the same quarter of 2024. The companys net interest margin improved to 3.76%, a change the company attributed to higher yields on earning assets and a lower cost of funds.

Management changes were also disclosed. Amanda L. Engles was promoted to Executive Vice President and Chief Financial Officer, effective January 21, 2026. Engles had been serving as Interim CFO and has been with Community Bank since March 2023.


Board-level development

On board affairs, Craig L. Kauffman resigned from CB Financial Services Board of Directors for personal reasons. The company noted there were no disagreements with Kauffman concerning company operations. Following his resignation, the board reduced its size to remove the vacancy. Kauffman had been appointed to the board earlier, with his term originally set to expire in 2026.


Context and limitations

The transactions disclosed focus on Guthries sale and option exercises on February 6, 2026, and the corporate updates provided by CB Financial Services. The public disclosures list the share counts, exercise prices, and the companys reported quarterly results and governance changes. No additional commentary on motives, broader market impact, or subsequent trading activity was provided in the companys filings referenced in these disclosures.

Risks

  • Board composition changed after the resignation of Craig L. Kauffman; while the company cited personal reasons and no disagreements, the reduction in board size introduces a governance change that market participants may monitor - this affects corporate governance in the banking sector.
  • Executive transition at the finance function - Amanda L. Engles moved from Interim CFO to permanent EVP and CFO effective January 21, 2026; any leadership change carries execution risk for financial management and reporting in the banking sector.
  • Insider transactions, including option exercises and stock sales by senior executives, may create short-term stock supply or signal portfolio adjustments, which can influence market trading dynamics in financial-sector equities.

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