ENLT Enlight Renewable Energy Ltd. Insider Trading

VP Operations Ayelet Cohen sold 10,123 shares ($1,098,345.50) at $108.50; retains 20,974 non-derivative shares plus 6,000 stock options.

Ayelet Cohen, VP Operations at Enlight Renewable Energy Ltd., executed 2 sales totaling 10,123 shares for $1,098,345.50 at $108.50 on 2026-06-01, reducing non-derivative holdings from 31,097 to 20,974 shares. The transaction occurred near the 52-week high of $108.65, with the stock up 40.1% over 90 days and 13.8% over 30 days. Notably, Cohen maintains derivative holdings of 6,000 stock options, indicating continued equity stake participation. The sale represents a -32.6% reduction in non-derivative shares, executed as two separate transactions rather than a single block disposal.

Director Yair Seroussi sold 12,036 shares of ENLT at $102.24, retaining 14,233 shares; stock up 22.2% in 30 days.

Yair Seroussi, as Director, sold 12,036 shares of Enlight Renewable Energy Ltd. on 2026-05-28 at $102.24, reducing his non-derivative holdings by 45.8% from 26,269 shares to 14,233 shares, with total transaction value of $1,230,560.64. The sale occurs while ENLT trades at $107.42, only -1.1% from its 52-week high of $108.65 and following a +22.2% 30-day rally and +59.8% 90-day advance. His prior two trades at this ticker (both sells on 2026-05-08 and 2026-05-07) showed positive 90-day returns of +3.6% and +1.8% respectively, indicating neither prior transaction was well-timed by the sell-timing metric. The timing pattern across his same-ticker history is 0 of 2 prior sells well-timed at the 90-day mark. This sale represents a substantial reduction in his remaining equity stake while the stock operates near its 52-week peak.

Ilan Goren sold 26,622 shares of ENLT at $103.76 for $2,762,298.72 on 2026-05-27; retains 42,835 non-derivative shares plus 29,714 stock options.

Ilan Goren, General Manager at Enlight US, sold 26,622 shares at $103.76 on 2026-05-27, reducing his non-derivative holdings from 69,457 to 42,835 shares (a -38.3% reduction in that portion). The sale occurred near the 52-week high of $104.55, with the stock up +16.7% over the prior 30 days and +54.1% over 90 days, suggesting the transaction took place amid significant near-term momentum. Critically, Goren retains 29,714 stock options in Table II derivative holdings, meaning his overall economic exposure to ENLT remains material despite the non-derivative share reduction. The transaction appears consistent with a scheduled vest-and-sell of a specific equity batch rather than a signal of diminished conviction in the company.

ENLT VP/General Counsel Haimovitz sells 10,751 shares in 2 transactions for $1,038,554.40

Lisa Haimovitz, VP and General Counsel of Enlight Renewable Energy Ltd., executed 2 separate sales totaling 10,751 shares for $1,038,554.40 on May 25–26, 2026, at prices of $93.84 and $99.30 respectively (blended average $96.60). Her non-derivative holdings fell from 23,777 shares to 13,026 shares (-45.2%), though she retains 116,216 shares in derivative securities (stock options) across two ownership vehicles. The current stock price of $92.25 sits -3.9% from the 52-week high of $96.00, and the stock has appreciated +10.1% over 30 days and +31.7% over 90 days, providing context for the timing of these sales relative to recent price momentum. With the company's market cap at $12.2B, this transaction by a senior executive warrants tracking for any patterns in planned dispositions of equity-linked compensation.

Director Yair Seroussi sold 14,372 shares at blended $93.34 for $1.3M, reducing holdings by 50.2%

Yair Seroussi executed 2 separate sales totaling 14,372 shares for $1,341,482.48 on 2026-05-25, reducing his stake from 28,605 shares to 14,233 shares. The transaction occurred at prices ($94.24 and $93.04) near the stock's 52-week high of $96.00, with the current price at $92.25. His prior two sales at ENLT (2026-05-08 and 2026-05-07) each produced positive 90-day returns of +3.6% and +1.8%, indicating his recent sells at this ticker preceded stock appreciation rather than declines. The 30-day and 90-day price momentum into this filing show strong recent gains (+10.1% and +31.7%), suggesting the sale occurred after a sustained rally. Cross-ticker, his track record shows 0 of 2 prior sells were well-timed (90d well-timed rate 0.00%).

Director Shai Yeshayahu Weil sold 73,436 shares of ENLT at $93.68 for $6.9M, reducing stake by 15.6%.

Shai Yeshayahu Weil, a Director, sold 73,436 shares at $93.68 on 2026-05-25, resulting in total proceeds of $6,879,484.48 and reducing his post-transaction holdings to 396,655 shares from 470,091 shares. The sale occurred near the 52-week high of $96.00, just 3.9% below that peak, at a time when the stock has appreciated 10.1% over the prior 30 days and 31.7% over the prior 90 days. The size of the position reduction—15.6% of pre-transaction holdings—represents a material divestiture by a board member, warranting investor attention to the underlying motive and any broader signals about company prospects or board confidence.

ENLT Executive Chairman Yavetz exercises options and sells 100K shares in dual transaction; reduces stake amid strong recent rally.

Yavetz Gilad, the Executive Chairman of Enlight Renewable Energy, exercised options and immediately sold shares in two separate transactions on the same day, reducing his direct stake from approximately 890K shares to 846K shares. The sales occurred at approximately current market levels, following a strong rally over the prior three months that has lifted the stock well above its 52-week low, though still modestly below its 52-week high. This is Yavetz's first open-market sales activity in the three-year filing window, making this liquidation pattern noteworthy given his lack of prior selling history. The overall transaction—exercise coupled with dual sales totaling roughly $9.2 million in gross proceeds—suggests a strategic rebalancing of his personal position rather than a conviction-driven entry or exit, particularly given the absence of any prior open-market purchase or sale activity on his record at this company.

CFO of renewable energy company sells ~7K shares in first open-market transaction, reducing stake by roughly one-seventh amid stock recovery.

Yehuda Nir, CFO of Enlight Renewable Energy, executed his first open-market sale at the company in a 36-month window, disposing of approximately 7,000 shares across two consecutive trading days. The sales occurred during a period when the stock had posted substantial gains over the preceding quarter, providing a liquidity window after the stock climbed significantly from earlier lows. His direct stake declined from roughly 42,500 shares to 35,600 shares—approximately a 16% reduction. Without prior open-market purchases on record at this company, there is no cost basis or prior transaction history available to evaluate whether this sale represents profit-taking or simply a portfolio adjustment. The stock remains moderately below its 52-week high, leaving room for further upside, though the recent recovery may have prompted the timing of this initial disposition.

Director Yair Seroussi exercises and sells equal share counts in two-day exercise-and-sell pattern; net position unchanged.

Yair Seroussi, a director at Enlight Renewable Energy, executed a matched exercise-and-sale pattern over two days: acquiring shares through equity compensation exercises and immediately disposing of an equivalent number of shares at near current market prices. The transactions resulted in zero net change to his shareholding, with total proceeds from the sales significantly exceeding the cost basis of the exercises. This is the director's first open-market sales activity recorded in the past three years. While the stock has rallied sharply over the recent quarter and now trades modestly below its 52-week high, the matched exercise-and-sale mechanics—where shares acquired through compensation are liquidated the same day or next day—is a routine liquidity mechanism for directors and does not reflect a directional bet on the company's prospects. The completed transactions align with typical tax-withholding patterns for restricted stock or option exercises rather than an independent investment decision.