Poroch David P., serving as Comptroller, has demonstrated a consistent pattern of selling activity in Southern Company (SO) shares, with no recorded purchases across 43 transactions. SEC Form 4 filings reveal total sales exceeding $1.43 million, all concentrated in SO, with no diversification into other equities. Recent transactions in early 2026 include multiple sales, such as a $25,531.66 disposition on February 11 and a larger $264,766.04 sale the same day. Smaller but repeated sales occurred earlier that month, including $14,572.80 on February 5 and $22,863.36 on February 1, suggesting an ongoing reduction in holdings.
The filings indicate that Poroch’s activity is exclusively tied to SO, with transactions often involving multiple sales in a single day, as seen on February 11, 2026, where two separate sales totaled over $290,000. Earlier transactions, such as a $144,927.36 sale on February 5, 2025, and a $17,713.45 sale on February 1, 2025, reinforce this trend of periodic divestment. The absence of any buy transactions—whether open-market purchases or option exercises—points to a clear directional bias toward reducing exposure to SO over time. The filings do not specify whether these sales are part of prearranged trading plans, but the consistency in selling behavior remains notable.
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