Gustavo E. Oberto is the Pres of Irrigation Division at Lindsay.
As the Pres of Irrigation Division of Lindsay, the total compensation of Mr Oberto at Lindsay is $578,989. There are 6 executives at Lindsay getting paid more, with Timothy Hassinger having the highest compensation of $4,271,120.
Mr Oberto is 47, he's been the Pres of Irrigation Division of Lindsay since . There are 18 older and 5 younger executives at Lindsay. The oldest executive at Lindsay Corporation is Michael Nahl, 77, who is the Independent Chairman of the Board.
Gustavo's mailing address filed with the SEC is 18135 BURKE ST., SUITE 100, OMAHA, NE, 68022.
Over the last 21 years, insiders at Lindsay have traded over $26,603,304 worth of Lindsay stock and bought 9,135 units worth $322,121 . The most active insiders traders include Rick Parod, Michael Christodolou a Howard Buffett. On average, Lindsay executives and independent directors trade stock every 80 days with the average trade being worth of $1,481,825. The most recent stock trade was executed by James Scott Marion on 15 July 2024, trading 700 units of LNN stock currently worth $83,300.
during the past 60 years, lindsay corporation has grown to become a global leader in providing innovative water management and road infrastructure products and services. as a pioneer in the field of center pivot and lateral move irrigation, lindsay's irrigation division has systems operating in more than 90 countries. our success results from finding highly efficient ways to irrigate crops on varied terrain and soils to increase yields and better utilize natural resources to meet rising population growth. lindsay’s industrial water solutions division is uniquely qualified to provide large agricultural investor clients with consultative engineering services, state-of-the-art equipment, water management telemetry systems and advanced controls – all through one dependable source. our infrastructure division, lindsay transportation solutions, is dedicated to producing a wide variety of high quality products to meet the needs of developed and emerging countries that must manage railways, wo
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