Consumers Bancorp Inc director Richard T. Kiko Jr. made an insider purchase of the company’s common stock on March 13, 2026, completing two transactions that together amounted to 387.6033 shares. Each share was acquired at a price of $25.99, producing a combined transaction value of $10,073.
Following these trades, Kiko’s direct ownership stands at 3,105.058 shares. He also holds 12,753.466 shares indirectly through a trust, according to the filing details. The per-share purchase price of $25.99 sits very close to the prevailing market quote of $25.90 noted in the reporting.
Publicly reported metrics accompanying the transaction indicate that Consumers Bancorp (ticker CBKM) is trading at a price-to-earnings ratio of 8.56 and offers a dividend yield of 3.24%. InvestingPro data cited in the filing materials suggests the stock is trading below its Fair Value, while InvestingPro Tips point out that Consumers Bancorp has increased its dividend for nine straight years and has maintained dividend payments for a consecutive 28 years.
The submitted transaction details show that the total cash outlay for the two purchases was $10,073, reflecting a uniform per-share price across both trades. The report does not include any additional commentary from the director or the company about the motivation for the purchases.
Observers referencing the included InvestingPro notes will find two dividend-related highlights among the tips provided to subscribers: a nine-year streak of dividend increases and 28 consecutive years of dividend payments. No other subscriber tips or analyses are reproduced in the company filing beyond the references noted.
Contextual note - The filing outlines the specific quantities owned directly and indirectly after the transactions and reproduces selected InvestingPro metrics that were presented alongside the disclosure. The report contains no further statements on strategic intent or forthcoming insider activity.