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Samuel Lyon has bought AP on 2 days since May 2021

President of Union Electric at Ampco-Pittsburgh Corporation

SEC CIK 0001747181 · Filings on SEC.gov ↗

$63KBought
$93KSold
Aug 17Last buy

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About Samuel Lyon

Samuel C. Lyon is a corporate executive and President of Union Electric Steel Corporation, a wholly owned subsidiary of Ampco Pittsburgh Corp (AP), where he serves as an officer and corporate insider.( Appointed to lead Union Electric Steel effective February 4, 2019, Lyon is responsible for the company’s operations from its base in Carnegie, Pennsylvania, and his role subjects his Ampco Pittsburgh share transactions to U.S. securities insider reporting requirements.( In June 2026, Form 4 filings reported that he sold 9,500 shares of Ampco Pittsburgh common stock in open‑market transactions, retaining over 180,000 shares following the sale.(

Lyon brings more than 27 years of experience in lean manufacturing, operations, and process improvement leadership across aerospace, medical, automotive, and energy sectors.( Before joining Union Electric Steel, he served as Vice President and Group President of Performance Engineered Products at Carpenter Technology Corporation, overseeing businesses including Dynamet Incorporated, Carpenter Powder Products, Amega West Services, and Distribution.( His prior executive roles include Chief Operating Officer for the UCI‑Fram Pumps business, Vice President of North East Manufacturing Operations at AFGlobal Corporation, and Vice President of Operations and Director of Lean Manufacturing at Precision Castparts Corporation, following 17 years of increasing responsibility at Alcoa Forged Products.( Lyon holds a bachelor’s degree in Metallurgical Engineering from the University of Pittsburgh and has completed executive leadership programs at Case Western Reserve University’s Weatherhead School of Management and the University of Michigan’s Ross School of Business.(

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