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US Stock Insider Trading | Cibus disclosed 2 insider transactions on February 2
On February 2, 2026, Cibus (CBUS) disclosed two insider trading transactions. Director Lehmann Jean-Pierre Jules purchased 666,700 shares on January 29, 2026.
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【Company Information】
Cibus Inc. was incorporated on January 8, 2010, in Delaware and is a wholly owned subsidiary of Cellectis S.A. The company is consumer-focused, with an emphasis on food and agriculture. By combining its core gene editing technology and expertise with its innovative business strategy, the company is pioneering an optimized transformation to provide consumers with healthier food ingredients and farmers with advantageous agricultural traits. The company is developing and commercializing specialty food ingredients such as healthy oils and high-fiber wheat, as well as food crops with desirable traits like herbicide tolerance. While these traits can potentially be achieved through traditional natural and random methods or via conventional agricultural techniques in controlled environments, these processes are imprecise and can take decades or even longer. Their technology enables precise and targeted editing of plant genomes to produce desired traits and characteristics, resulting in final products without foreign DNA. The company believes that the precision, specificity, cost-effectiveness, and rapid development of gene editing technology will enable it to make meaningful disruptions in the food and agriculture industries.