Insider Trading February 18, 2026

Old Second Bancorp Director Discloses Small Stock Sale as Bank Posts Beat and Approves Buyback

Darin Patrick Campbell sold 91 shares while Old Second reports a stronger-than-expected Q4 2025 and a $43.9 million repurchase plan

By Maya Rios OSBC
Old Second Bancorp Director Discloses Small Stock Sale as Bank Posts Beat and Approves Buyback
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Old Second Bancorp INC (NASDAQ:OSBC) disclosed an insider sale by director Darin Patrick Campbell and reported fourth-quarter 2025 results that topped analyst forecasts. The bank's board has also authorized a share repurchase program of up to $43.9 million after receiving approval from the Federal Reserve Bank of Chicago, and Raymond James raised its price target to $23 while maintaining a Strong Buy rating.

Key Points

  • Darin Patrick Campbell, director and President of Powersports Lending, sold 91 shares of Old Second Bancorp on February 13, 2026, at $20.70 per share, for $1883, as reported on a Form 4 filing with the SEC.
  • After the sale, Campbell directly owns 309,589 shares of Old Second Bancorp and indirectly holds 31,159 shares through an IRA.
  • Old Second Bancorp beat fourth-quarter 2025 expectations with EPS of $0.58 versus a $0.50 estimate and revenue of $95.2 million versus $94.88 million, and the board authorized a share repurchase program of up to $43.9 million following approval by the Federal Reserve Bank of Chicago.

Darin Patrick Campbell, a member of the board of directors and President of Powersports Lending at Old Second Bancorp INC (NASDAQ:OSBC), reported the sale of 91 shares of the company’s common stock on February 13, 2026, according to a Form 4 filing with the Securities and Exchange Commission.

The transaction was executed at $20.70 per share for an aggregate value of $1883. Following the disposition, Campbell directly holds 309,589 shares of Old Second Bancorp and additionally has an indirect holding of 31,159 shares through an IRA, as disclosed in the filing.


Separately, the bank released its fourth-quarter 2025 financial results, reporting earnings per share of $0.58, ahead of the analyst consensus of $0.50. Revenue for the quarter came in at $95.2 million, slightly above the expected $94.88 million.

In conjunction with the results, Old Second Bancorp’s board authorized a shareholder repurchase program with an authorization ceiling of $43.9 million. The board’s action followed approval from the Federal Reserve Bank of Chicago. The repurchase program permits the bank to acquire shares by multiple methods at management’s discretion.

Investment firm Raymond James responded to the quarterly results by raising its price target for Old Second Bancorp to $23.00 from $21.00, while maintaining a Strong Buy rating on the stock. The firm cited the bank’s robust fourth-quarter performance, pointing to solid expansion in its net interest margin and disciplined control of operating expenses as factors supporting the revised target and rating.


The filings and corporate disclosures together provide a snapshot of recent insider activity and company-level developments: a modest insider sale disclosed via SEC Form 4, an earnings beat on both EPS and revenue for the fourth quarter of 2025, regulatory-approved authorization for share repurchases up to $43.9 million, and an upward revision to an analyst price target accompanied by a continued Strong Buy recommendation.

The details reported here are taken from the SEC filing and the company and analyst disclosures cited in corporate reports and filings.

Risks

  • Execution uncertainty around the $43.9 million share repurchase - the program permits various purchase methods and is to be carried out at management’s discretion, which leaves timing and technique unspecified - this primarily affects equity markets and Old Second’s shareholders.
  • Limited forward-looking information - the company has reported strong fourth-quarter 2025 results, but no projections for future quarters are provided in the disclosures cited here, leaving future performance outcomes uncertain - this impacts investors and the broader financial sector.

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