Allete Inc.
James Hoolihan director
Shares sold: 800 Price: $70.51
Date: March 26 Directly holds: 16,484
General Mills Inc.
Jeffrey Harmening CEO
Shares exercised: 23,500 Price: $31.70
Date: March 27 Directly and indirectly
holds: 139,901
Insignia Systems Inc.
Air T Inc. major shareholder
Shares purchased: 7,000 Price:
Date: March 28 $1.55–$1.57
Indirectly holds: 3,341,816
Surmodics Inc.
Gary Maharaj CEO
Exercised options: 74,759 Price:
Date: March 19 $20.37–$22.58
Directly holds: 167,558
The Toro Co.
Katherine Harless director
Shares sold: 8,000 Price: $60.55–$61.63
Date: March 27 Directly holds: 65,523
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