EPSN Epsilon Energy Ltd. Insider Trading

CEO Stabell purchases 20,000 shares ($124.2K) at EPSN across 3 transactions; stock up 20.3% in 30d, +32.8% in 90d.

Jason Stabell, CEO of Epsilon Energy Ltd., executed 3 separate open-market purchases totaling 20,000 shares for $124,180.00 across late March 2026, at prices ranging from $6.17 to $6.22 (blended average $6.21), increasing his holdings by 4.0% to 518.8K shares post-transaction. The timing context is noteworthy: EPSN has rallied +20.3% in the 30 days following these purchases and +32.8% over the past 90 days, and of Stabell's 5 prior purchases at this ticker, 3 have proven well-timed at the 90-day mark, suggesting a pattern of acquisitions near local lows. The company's fundamentals show mixed signals—annual revenue growth of +63.6% and recent quarterly revenue of $9.0M alongside net income of $1.1M are positive, but the company was unprofitable over its most recent full fiscal year, and the current stock price of $6.16 sits -26.6% from its 52-week high of $8.39. This purchase by the chief executive during a period of strong near-term momentum, combined with his tick-specific track record of well-timed acquisition entries, warrants close observation of whether this reflects conviction in Epsilon's operational trajectory or reflects tactical positioning in a volatile microcap.

CEO Jason Stabell purchased 28,500 shares at $4.60 average across 2 transactions; holds 535.0K shares post-purchase, up 5.6%.

Jason Stabell, CEO of Epsilon Energy Ltd., executed 2 separate open-market purchases totaling 28,500 shares for $131,097.00 at a blended average price of $4.60 on 2025-12-19 and 2025-12-22. At current price of $4.56, these purchases are already underwater by roughly 1%. His prior same-ticker buys show mixed results: 4 completed transactions with measurable 90-day outcomes yielded only 1 well-timed entry (2024-09-18, +16.2% at 90 days), while his 3 most recent EPSN purchases (including one on 2025-11-20) have posted negative 30-day returns ranging from -4.2% to -8.9% and 90-day declines of -16.5% to -14.2%. The stock is down 45.6% from its 52-week high of $8.39 and has declined 12.3% over the past 90 days. His cross-ticker track record shows a 60% win rate at 90 days with modest returns, but at this specific ticker, timing has been poor in recent months. The purchase increases his already substantial stake by 5.6%, but the pattern of accumulation into a declining stock during a period of negative price momentum raises questions about whether price strength or other considerations are driving the buying.

CEO Stabell bought 21,200 shares at avg $4.80 (Nov 19-20); holds 506.5K shares; stock down 44.1% from 52-week high.

Jason Stabell, Chief Executive Officer, executed 2 separate purchases totaling 21,200 shares for $101,722.00 at an average price of $4.80 on November 19-20, 2025. This represents a 4.4% increase in his holdings to 506.5K shares. The timing of these purchases is notable given that the current stock price of $4.69 is already below the transaction average of $4.80, and the stock has declined 22.6% over the past 90 days and 44.1% from its 52-week high of $8.39. His prior trades at EPSN show mixed results: 3 of 5 prior buys achieved positive 90-day returns, but his two most recent purchases on 2025-08-19 and 2025-08-18 generated negative 90-day returns of -16.5% and -14.2%, respectively. The company's fundamentals show modest revenue growth of 2.6% annually with a P/E ratio of 39.08, suggesting elevated valuation relative to recent earning power, which contrasts with the stock's sharp recent depreciation.

CFO Andrew Williamson bought 12,500 EPSN shares at $4.94; stock down 40.4% from 52-week high, recent 90d prior buy at this ticker down 6.6%.

Andrew Williamson, CFO of Epsilon Energy Ltd., purchased 12,500 shares at $4.94 on 2025-09-30, increasing his holdings by 20.8% to 72,500 shares. The timing follows a steep price decline: the stock is currently down 40.4% from its 52-week high of $8.39 and has fallen 33.3% over the past 90 days. However, the strength of this signal is unclear: while Williamson's cross-ticker track record shows a 100% win rate on 90-day returns from prior buys (avg +16.2%), his same-ticker history is mixed—a buy on 2025-08-18 at EPSN is currently showing a 30-day loss of 6.6%. The company's fundamentals show modest revenue of $11.6M with 2.6% annual growth and a stretched P/E of 41.67, which contextualizes the depressed valuation but does not guarantee recovery. Investors should note the elevated price multiple alongside the recent weakness and monitor whether this accumulation reflects conviction or simply opportunistic buying in a distressed name.

CEO Stabell buys 15,000 shares for $85,110.00 at EPSN; stock -31.4% from 52-week high, prior buys 80% well-timed at 90d

Jason Stabell, CEO of Epsilon Energy Ltd., executed 2 purchases totaling 15,000 shares for $85,110.00 on August 18–19, 2025, at prices of $5.65 and $5.71, as the stock trades -31.4% from its 52-week high of $8.39. His prior 5 trades at this ticker show a 80% well-timed rate at the 90-day mark—4 of 5 prior buys resulted in positive 90-day returns, suggesting a pattern of tactical entry points. Fundamentals show net income of $1,551,461.00 on quarterly revenue of $11,624,733.00 with a 48.00 P/E and annual growth of +2.6%. The transaction increases his holdings by +3.2% to 485,339 shares, representing a material accumulation at depressed valuations relative to the 52-week range.

CFO Andrew Williamson buys 10,000 shares of EPSN at $5.64; stock down 31.4% from 52-week high, CFO holding rises to 60,000 shares

Andrew Williamson, CFO of Epsilon Energy Ltd., purchased 10,000 shares at $5.64 on 2025-08-18, increasing his post-transaction holdings to 60,000 shares. The timing occurs amid material price weakness: the stock is down 31.4% from its 52-week high of $8.39 and down 8.9% over the preceding 30 days. Notably, Williamson's single prior EPSN purchase in September 2024 at this ticker delivered positive 90-day returns (+16.2%), demonstrating a historical pattern of well-timed entry points at this company. However, the company's current fundamentals appear constrained—annual revenue growth stands at +2.6%, and the P/E ratio of 48.00 is elevated relative to the muted top-line expansion, suggesting the market is pricing in limited near-term earnings power. The combination of a depressed share price, a track record of successful prior entry at this ticker, and the CFO's 20.0% increase in his absolute holdings warrant monitoring for what this transaction may signal about internal views on valuation."

CEO Stabell buys 74,000 shares of Epsilon Energy (EPSN) at $5.05, increasing holdings 18.7% to 470,339 shares

Jason Stabell, Epsilon Energy's Chief Executive Officer, purchased 74,000 shares at $5.05 on 2024-09-18, representing an 18.7% increase in his post-transaction holdings to 470,339 shares. At his SAME-TICKER history at EPSN, 3 of 4 prior measurable buy outcomes at the 90-day mark returned positively (late March, late May trades), though his most recent EPSN purchase on 2024-08-16 showed -5.7% at 30 days, not yet outcome-measurable at 90 days. His cross-ticker track record spans 12 prior buys with a 63.64% 90-day win rate and average 90-day return of +0.8%, though this current trade sits at -10.9% from the 52-week high and -3.4% over the prior 30 days. The company's fundamentals show significant headwind: annual revenue growth is -56.1%, latest quarterly revenue is $7.3M, and net income $815.7K, against a market cap of $113.5M. The CEO's accumulation at a time of revenue decline and near 52-week lows warrants observation as a discrete data point, though the outcome will depend on whether the stock stabilizes or continues the recent downtrend.

CFO Andrew Williamson buys 50,000 shares of EPSN at $5.05 as first purchase, amid -56.1% annual revenue decline

CFO Andrew Williamson purchased 50,000 shares at $5.05 on 2024-09-18, representing his first equity stake in Epsilon Energy. The purchase occurs in a context of significant operational headwinds: annual revenue contracted -56.1% year-over-year, and the stock trades -10.9% below its 52-week high of $5.80. While the company maintains positive net income of $815.7K on quarterly revenue of $7.3M, the sharp revenue decline suggests material business deterioration. The CFO's entry-level buy warrant investor attention to whether this reflects confidence in stabilization or if there are undisclosed strategic developments that justify accumulation during a revenue contraction cycle.

CEO Stabell purchases 9,139 shares of EPSN at $5.28; stock now $5.39, 90d prior buys averaged +2.9% gain

CEO Jason Stabell purchased 9,139 shares at $5.28 on 2024-08-16, increasing his holdings by 2.4% to 396,339 shares. His prior five trades at EPSN show a consistent pattern: 4 of 5 prior buys were well-timed at the 90-day mark, with cumulative post-trade returns of +0.2%, +0.0%, +0.4%, +4.8%, and +5.1% respectively. This open-market purchase occurs against a backdrop of severe revenue contraction (annual revenue down 56.1%), but the insider's demonstrated ability to time buys at this ticker—with a 4 in 5 well-timed rate—distinguishes this from a generic corporate buy. The current price of $5.39 lies 7.1% below the 52-week high but 14.4% above the 52-week low, placing the purchase near the lower third of the recent trading range.