Conner Penelope M, EVP of Customer Experience & Energy Strategy, has executed 28 transactions across two companies—ES and ESE—since early 2024, with a net buying bias totaling $111,875 in favor of acquisitions. However, recent activity shows a shift toward divestment, with four sales recorded since November 2025 and no purchases in the same period. The largest transactions include a $321,601 sale of ESE shares on February 5, 2026, and a $179,945 disposition earlier that month, offsetting earlier acquisitions like a $154,338 purchase of ESE in November 2025. Trading in ES has been mixed, with sales of $105,000 on March 4, 2026, and $132,715 in February 2026, alongside smaller, periodic awards and dispositions.
The data reveals a concentration in ESE, where Conner has engaged in multiple high-value transactions, including awards and market sales, while ES activity has been less frequent but similarly weighted toward selling in recent months. Notably, several transactions in both tickers carried minimal or zero reported value, likely representing equity awards or adjustments. Over the full period, aggregate buying ($836,679) slightly outweighs selling ($724,804), but the recent sell-heavy trend—particularly in early 2026—suggests a potential reduction in holdings. The pattern lacks clear sector or timing consistency, focusing instead on discretionary sales amid ongoing equity grants.
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