Connally Stan W, EVP & COO, has demonstrated a consistent pattern of selling activity across two companies—Southern Company (SO) and Capital City Bank Group (CCBG)—with no recorded purchases in the available data. Over 50 reported transactions, all were sales or related dispositions, totaling approximately $7.47 million in value. The majority of this activity has been concentrated in SO, with notable sales including a $1.21 million transaction on March 18, 2026, and a $1.65 million disposition on February 11, 2026. Smaller sales occurred throughout early 2026, such as a $98,866 transaction on January 31 and a $109,762 sale on February 1. CCBG transactions, while frequent, were primarily coded as derivative or non-monetary events (e.g., awards or gifts) with no reported dollar value.
The recent trades suggest an ongoing divestment strategy, particularly in SO, where Connally has executed multiple high-value sales over a short period. The absence of any buy transactions, coupled with the repeated dispositions, indicates a clear directional bias toward reducing exposure. While CCBG appears in filings, the lack of monetized transactions makes it difficult to assess its role in Connally’s trading behavior. The activity aligns with a broader trend of net selling, with the two most recent trades—both sales—occurring in February and March 2026. The data reflects a disciplined, one-sided approach to insider transactions, though the reasons behind the sales remain undisclosed in the filings.
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