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More Barrick Gold execs exercise options � and sell

by SEDI (System for Electronic Disclosure by Insiders)National Post (Canada)
September 17th, 2007

Barrick Gold Corp. executive vice president and chief operating officer Peter Kinver  exercised 120,000 options for company shares at $28.57 each on Sept. 10, 2007.  He sold all of these shares the same day at prices ranging from $38.45 to $39.15, bringing his total company holdings back to zero shares.

Barrick's executive vice president general counsel Patrick Garver exercised 12,500 options for company shares at US$26.84 each on Sept. 10, 2007.  He sold all of these shares the same day at US$36.85 each. On Sept. 14, 2007, Mr. Garver exercised 400 more options for company shares at $29.60 each. He sold all of these shares the same day at $39.40 each. His total company holdings after these transactions was zero.

Barrick's executive vice president and chief financial officer Jamie Sokalsky exercised 90,900 options for company shares at prices ranging from $29.20 to $30.70 between Sept. 10, 2007 to Sept. 14, 2007. He sold all of these shares during the same period at prices ranging from $38.40 to $39.25. Mr. Sokalsky also exercised 35,000 options for company shares at US$23.80 each on Sept. 10, 2007. He sold all of these shares the same day at prices ranging from US$36.70 to US$36.74. His total company holdings after all of these transactions was zero.

Barrick Gold Corp. president and CEO Gregory Wilkins exercised 100,000 options for company shares at $27.30 each on Sept. 9, 2007.  He sold all of these shares the same day at prices ranging from $38.30 to $38.80, bringing his total company holdings back to 47,500 shares.

 

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