By CapitalSnitch Research Desk · updated Oct 11, 2026 · data from SEC filings and official Congress disclosures
Over the past year there were no insider purchases at New York Times Co. Five insiders sold roughly $8.1 million instead.
Keep in mind most insider selling is routine — stock-based pay has to be converted to cash at some point.
On the institutional side, 629 funds reported holding NYT at the end of Q2 2026, and funds were split between buying and selling. Zooming out by quarter: No open-market insider buying or selling in the last full quarter. Insiders bought in 0 of the last 7 full quarters. Members of Congress reported 2 trades in NYT over the past two years (one member).
Are insiders buying or selling NYT stock?
In the last 12 months New York Times Co insiders made open-market purchases worth about $0 and sales worth about $8.1 million. Data comes from SEC Form 4 filings, updated every 30 minutes on CapitalSnitch.
When was the last insider trade in NYT?
The most recent open-market insider trade in NYT was filed on 2026-06-05.
How many institutions own NYT?
629 investment managers reported holding NYT in SEC Form 13F filings for Q2 2026.
Has any member of Congress traded NYT?
Yes. Members of Congress reported 2 trades in NYT over the past two years. The full list is free on CapitalSnitch.
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Public-record data for research and education, not investment advice. Insider sales are often pre-planned (10b5-1).
Congress data: Data derived from public disclosures filed under the Ethics in Government Act and the STOCK Act, republished free for public transparency and news reporting. Disclosures may lag the trade by 45 days or more and show amounts only as ranges. This data may not be used for credit rating, loan underwriting, solicitation of money (political, charitable or other), direct-mail or commercial targeting (5 U.S.C. 13107).