PCG PG&E Corp Insider Trading

PG&E CFE Carla J Peterman sold 31,786 shares at $16.68 on 2026-06-15 under 10b5-1 plan; holdings drop to 163,305 shares.

Carla J Peterman, President and EVP Customer & Corporate Affairs, sold 31,786 shares ($530,190.48 total value) on 2026-06-15 pursuant to a pre-arranged 10b5-1 trading plan adopted on 2025-12-11, reducing her holdings by -16.3% to 163,305 shares. Her prior open-market sells across all tickers have posted an average 90-day return of -8.3%, while her three prior trades at PCG specifically show mixed outcomes: a sell on 2026-03-16 followed by 90-day -7.4%, a sell on 2025-04-29 followed by 90-day -19.2%, and a sell on 2025-03-04 followed by 90-day +1.7%. Because this transaction is scheduled under a 10b5-1 plan rather than discretionary, the timing is predetermined, not a reflection of current market or company conditions; investors should assess the filing in the context of the plan's original adoption date (2025-12-11) rather than the transaction date itself.

PG&E CEO Poppe sells over half-million in stock while company faces mixed fundamentals.

Patricia Poppe, PG&E's CEO, executed a substantial equity sale of approximately 31,000 shares totaling over half a million dollars on the filing date. The timing is noteworthy: the stock is trading materially below its recent highs after a sharp pullback over the past month, suggesting the CEO chose to sell into weakness rather than await a potential recovery. PG&E's fundamentals present a mixed picture—the company remains profitable with stable revenue growth, but the most recent quarter showed a significant net loss, signaling operational headwinds. The stock trades at a reasonable valuation multiple, but the combination of the CEO's sizable sale, recent price deterioration, and the latest quarter's earnings miss warrants monitoring to determine whether this reflects routine portfolio rebalancing or early warning of deeper structural issues ahead.

PG&E President Carla Peterman sold 31,786 shares at $18.31 for $582,001.66 on 2026-03-16, reducing stake by 14.0%.

Peterman's sale of 31,786 shares represents a material 14.0% reduction in her PCG holdings, from 226,877 to 195,091 shares. At the transaction price of $18.31, the stock was trading near the 52-week high of $19.11, with current price at $18.45 still within the upper portion of the 52-week range ($13.00–$19.11). Her prior trades at PCG show mixed results: a 2025-04-29 sale that proved well-timed (30d -1.3%, 90d -19.2%) and a 2025-03-04 sale that was poorly timed (30d +5.4%, 90d +1.7%), yielding only 1-of-2 well-timed outcomes. Her cross-ticker track record shows an average 90d return of -8.7% following sells with a 50.00% well-timed rate, suggesting modest predictive value. The company fundamentals remain stable with $6.2B quarterly revenue, $850.0M net income, and +2.1% annual growth; P/E of 17.08 reflects moderate valuation.

CEO Singh Sumeet sold 55,698 shares of PCG at $18.32, reducing holdings 15.1% to 312,803 shares.

CEO Singh Sumeet sold 55,698 shares at $18.32 on 2026-03-05, reducing his position from 368,501 shares to 312,803 shares—a 15.1% reduction in holdings. The sale occurred near the upper end of the 52-week range ($13.00–$19.11), with the stock having appreciated 18.2% over the prior 30 days and 19.6% over the prior 90 days. While the timing follows a period of significant price appreciation, the transaction represents a single discrete sale event rather than a pattern indicating fundamental concern about valuation or business trajectory. With PG&E trading at a P/E of 16.79 and posting $850.0M in net income on $6.2B quarterly revenue, the company maintains a substantial $48.5B market cap. The sale warrants standard disclosure monitoring but does not suggest material deterioration in the CEO's confidence in the enterprise.

PCG CEO Patricia Poppe sold 31,250 shares at $17.90 on 2026-02-18 for $559,375.00

Patricia Poppe, Chief Executive Officer of PG&E Corp, sold 31,250 shares at $17.90, reducing her holdings by 1.6% to 1,863,960 shares. The transaction occurred near the stock's 52-week high of $18.16 (-1.5% below peak), following a +14.5% gain over the prior 30 days. Her cross-ticker track record shows mixed timing outcomes: 2 prior sells with a 50.00% well-timed rate, though her previous 90-day returns averaged -6.9%. At PCG specifically, her prior two sales showed divergent results (one well-timed decline and one positive return), with 50% consistency at the 90-day mark. The CEO retains substantial holdings of 1.86M shares, and PG&E's current valuation (P/E 16.56, $47.8B market cap) reflects modest fundamentals with +2.1% revenue growth and $850.0M net income on $6.2B quarterly revenue.

Director Larsen buys 7,500 PG&E shares at $15.96; holdings increase 70.7% to 18,111 shares

Director John O. Larsen purchased 7,500 shares of PG&E Corp at $15.96 on 2025-11-04, increasing his post-transaction holdings to 18,111 shares from 10,611 shares—a 70.7% increase in position size. The stock currently trades at $16.27, off 24.8% from its 52-week high of $21.63, while the company reports a P/E of 16.11 on $6.2B quarterly revenue and $850.0M net income. The director's open-market purchase represents a material commitment to the company, though the stock remains substantially below its recent peak valuation and revenue growth remains flat year-over-year.

PG&E Corp EVP Peterman sells 32,519 shares at $17.30; stock now down 22.9% from 52-week high

Carla J Peterman, EVP of Corporate Affairs and Chief Sustainability Officer, sold 32,519 shares on 2025-04-29 at $17.30, reducing her holdings by 17.7% to 151,116 shares remaining. The transaction raised $562,578.70. The sale is noteworthy in context of price action: PCG has fallen 22.9% from its 52-week high of $21.63 and now trades at $16.67, below the transaction price. Peterman's prior trade at PCG (a sell on 2025-03-04 with a measured 30-day return of +5.4%) did not result in a well-timed exit, as the stock continued upward after that sale. This current sale, executed at a still-elevated level relative to today's valuation, occurs as the stock has deteriorated over the subsequent weeks, though the outcome cannot yet be fully measured.

Director Denault buys 6,300 PCG shares at $15.96 on 2025-03-11; stock now $16.22 after -25.0% decline from 52-week high

Leo P. Denault, a director of PG&E Corp, made an initial purchase of 6,300 shares at $15.96 per share, establishing a position in a large-cap utility (market cap $43.3B, P/E 14.35). The transaction occurred near the lower end of the 52-week range ($15.16–$21.63), with the current price $16.22 reflecting a -25.0% decline from the 52-week high. The utility shows stable near-zero annual revenue growth (-0.0%) with recent quarterly net income of $579.0M on $5.9B revenue. This inaugural stake by a director at a price point relatively depressed from recent highs merits monitoring of whether this signals management conviction in the current valuation or part of a broader board investment pattern.

EVP Carla J. Peterman sells 32,521 shares of PCG at $16.37; stock down -25.4% from 52-week high of $21.63

Carla J. Peterman, EVP/Corp. Affairs & CSO, sold 32,521 shares worth $532,368.77, reducing her holdings by -15.0% from 216,156 to 183,635 shares. The transaction occurred at $16.37, and the stock currently trades at $16.14, down -25.4% from its 52-week high of $21.63 and -21.4% over the past 90 days. PG&E Corp has reported quarterly revenue of $5,941,000,000.00 and net income of $579,000,000.00 with a P/E of 14.28 and zero annual revenue growth. The timing of this sale occurs as the stock has declined significantly from recent highs, though without information on whether this transaction was scheduled or discretionary, the transaction itself stands as a straightforward reduction in executive holdings during a period of material stock weakness.

Santos Marlene sold 125,702 shares of PCG at $16.37 on 2025-03-04 for $2.1M, reducing stake by -33.2%

Santos Marlene sold 125,702 shares (125.7K shares) on 2025-03-04 at $16.37, representing a substantial reduction of -33.2% from her pre-transaction holdings of 378,095 shares (378.1K shares). The sale occurred at a price that is -25.4% below the 52-week high of $21.63 and only 1.4% above the current price of $16.14. PG&E Corp trades with a P/E of 14.28 and generated $579,000,000.00 ($579.0M) in net income on $5,941,000,000.00 ($5.9B) in latest quarterly revenue, with flat annual revenue growth. The magnitude of this sell—reducing her position by nearly one-third in a single transaction—warrants examination of whether this represents a liquidity event, portfolio restructuring, or other strategic intent. The stock's 90-day decline of -21.4% establishes the backdrop against which this large disposal occurred.