ES EVERSOURCE ENERGY Insider Trading

Non-officer shareholder Mudge purchases 750 shares of Eversource Energy in first open-market buy; stock down from 52-week highs.

Mudge W Robert, a shareholder who is not an officer, director, or beneficial owner, made his first open-market purchase of Eversource Energy shares in this transaction—a meaningful departure from his prior activity, which consisted solely of stock-based compensation. He acquired 750 shares on the same day the filing was submitted, significantly expanding his stake. The timing is notable: the stock is trading materially below its 52-week high and has declined over the past 30 days, suggesting he entered at a point of weakness rather than at elevated prices. Eversource's financial picture is mixed: while annual earnings are negative, the most recent quarter showed a return to profitability and revenue continues to grow, providing a fundamental backdrop that may have motivated this personal investment decision. The purchase represents the only material activity for this filer in the 36-month window, making this a single, deliberate capital allocation choice rather than part of an ongoing trading pattern.

CFO Moreira sold 7,800 ES shares at $73.90 for $576,420.00; retains 43,269 shares post-sale.

John M. Moreira, CFO and Treasurer of Eversource Energy, sold 7,800 shares (representing a 15.3% reduction in his shareholdings) at $73.90 on February 19, 2026, leaving him with 43,269 shares. The sale occurred near the company's 52-week high of $74.88 and reflects a discretionary reduction in executive equity stake. Eversource is a large-cap utility with $27.6B market cap, trading at a 12.38 P/E multiple with solid fundamentals: $3.2B quarterly revenue and recent 13.8% annual growth alongside $369.4M net income. The sale does not indicate financial distress or loss of confidence in the company's prospects; it represents a routine rebalancing of a significant but still substantial executive stake relative to the company's scale and performance.

Keane bought 3,780 shares of EVERSOURCE ENERGY at $66.07 on 2025-08-22; holdings rise 45.8% to 12,033 shares.

Keane Loretta D. acquired 3,780 shares for $249,738.55, increasing her holdings by 45.8% from 8,253 to 12,033 shares. The purchase at $66.07 occurred 2.9% above the current price of $64.11 and near the high end of the 52-week range ($54.25–$68.40), suggesting the trade was executed when the stock was trading near recent peaks. The company operates in a mature state with annual revenue growth of -0.1% and a P/E of 27.52, providing context but no direct signal of imminent change. This represents a material accumulation by the insider in terms of portfolio weight, yet the absence of any scheduled trading plan flag or other mitigating context leaves the motivation opaque.

EVP & General Counsel Butler sold 12,000 ES shares at $62.68 (−7.9% from 52-wk high)

Gregory B. Butler, Executive VP & General Counsel, sold 12,000 shares of Eversource Energy on 2025-02-28 at $62.68, reducing his holdings by 16.4% from 73.3K to 61.3K shares. The sale occurred below the 52-week high of $68.40, at a discount consistent with recent price momentum (stock up 9.2% over 30 days). Eversource faces challenging fundamentals: net income of $-116.2M in the latest quarter against $3.1B revenue, with flat annual revenue growth and a elevated P/E of 32.48. Butler's cross-ticker track record shows 2 prior open-market sells with a 90-day well-timed rate of 50.00%, while his prior ES sales (May 2024 and August 2023) yielded mixed results: the May sale proved well-timed with a 18.2% 90-day gain (stock rose after he exited), whereas the August sale captured only −12.5% over 90 days. This sale is modest in absolute and relative terms against his remaining stake.

Director Nova reduces stake by 88.2% over 10 months: 9 sales totaling 755 shares for $45.4K vs 10 purchases totaling 680 shares for $38.7K

Between July 2023 and May 2024, Daniel J. Nova executed 9 separate sales totaling 755 shares for $45,405.15, offset partially by 10 purchases totaling 680 shares for $38,681.45. The net effect was a reduction in holdings from 85 shares to 10 shares, representing an -88.2% decline in the insider's position. The selling activity was spread across multiple tranches at various prices ranging from $53.43 to $72.83, while repurchases occurred at lower price points ($54.12 to $71.29), suggesting opportunistic rebalancing during a period when the stock traded within its 52-week range of $52.46–$68.17. Nova's substantial net divestiture comes at a time when Eversource Energy reported annual revenue decline of -3.1% and was unprofitable on a full-year basis, providing material context for the decision to significantly reduce insider ownership.