SUNE Pineapple Energy Inc. Insider Trading

CFO Brennan James Robert purchases 123,254 SUNE shares at $1.77 for $218.2K, expanding holdings 821693.3%; stock down 52.0% from 52-week high.

CFO Brennan James Robert acquired 123,254 shares of SUNation Energy at $1.77 on 2026-04-14, bringing his total holdings from 15 shares to 123,269 shares. The purchase of $218.2K represents a material accumulation. Contextually, the stock is trading 52.0% below its 52-week high of $3.17 and has declined 22.8% over the past 30 days, though it has risen 60.0% over the past 90 days. The company reported latest-quarter revenue of $18,993,636.00 but net income of $-392,975.00, indicating the business remains unprofitable; annual revenue growth stands at 26.5% year-over-year. His prior trade at this ticker on 2024-12-11 generated +15416.0% returns at the 30-day mark and +2319.9% at the 90-day mark, demonstrating a strong historical pattern of well-timed purchases at SUNE. The magnitude of this accumulation and the favorable prior outcome warrant close attention to whether this signals renewed conviction or represents a one-time rebalancing in a micro-cap name trading well below recent peaks.

CEO Maskin Scott buys 554,712 shares (554.7K) of SUNE at $1.77; stock now $1.52, down 22.8% in 30 days from purchase

Scott's purchase of 554,712 shares at $1.77 represents a substantial commitment, expanding his holdings from 24 shares to 554,736 shares (554.7K) in a single transaction totaling $981,840.24. The stock has declined -22.8% over the 30 days since purchase, moving from the $1.77 transaction price to a current $1.52, placing it -52.0% below the 52-week high of $3.17. Scott's prior buy at SUNE on 2024-12-11 returned +15416.0% over 30 days, indicating his timing at that ticker has been exceptional; however, the current trade's post-purchase price action reflects a loss position, marking a departure from his established cross-ticker track record (100% win rate at 90-day mark, avg return +1414.5%). Against fundamentals, SUNE remains unprofitable (net income $-393.0K most recent quarter), though the company posted +26.5% annual revenue growth and trades at a $5.2M market cap on quarterly revenue of $19.0M.

Director Lacey Roger HD bought 1,680 shares at $2.84 avg price (2 transactions totaling $4,764.00) at recently-listed SUNE; holdings surge from 320 to 2,000 shares.

Director Lacey Roger HD executed 2 separate purchases totaling 1,680 shares for $4,764.00, raising her holdings by 525.0% from 320 pre-transaction shares to 2,000 post-transaction shares. The company is 18 trading days post-listing, generating revenue of $14.7M last quarter but unprofitable with net income of $-3.3M; annual revenue growth stands at 189.3% despite negative full-year earnings and a market cap of $998.1M. Notably, 2 other insiders also bought within the past 14 days, establishing a cluster buy pattern. For a director to build a material position (increasing from 320 to 2,000 shares) in a newly listed, unprofitable company with strong topline growth warrants investor scrutiny of the business fundamentals and management's forward outlook.

COO Brennan James Robert bought 2,000 shares of SUNE at $2.81 on 2024-12-11; cluster of 3 insiders buying in 14 days

Brennan James Robert, Chief Operating Officer of SUNation Energy, purchased 2,000 shares at $2.81, increasing his holdings from 731 shares to 2,731 shares (+273.6% vs pre-transaction holdings). This purchase occurs within a cluster pattern: 2 other insiders also bought within the past 14 days, indicating coordinated accumulation by company leadership during the stock's recent listing phase (17 trading days). The company is navigating a challenging financial profile—unprofitable over its most recent full fiscal year with net income of $-3,298,609.00—yet demonstrating strong revenue growth of +189.3% year-over-year and a market cap of $994,479,164.00. The confluence of insider buying from multiple executives during an early trading period, combined with aggressive top-line expansion in a loss-making context, warrants investor attention to management's operational execution and path to profitability.

Director Maskin Scott bought 3,500 shares of SUNE at $2.81 (12/11); holds 4,590 shares post-transaction (+321.1% vs prior holdings); 2 other insiders also bought within 14 days.

Director Maskin Scott purchased 3,500 shares at $2.81 on 2024-12-11, increasing his holdings from 1,090 to 4,590 shares (+321.1% increase). This purchase coincides with a cluster pattern: 2 other insiders also bought within the past 14 days. The company is unprofitable (net income of $-3,298,609.00 for the latest full fiscal year) despite strong revenue growth of +189.3% year-over-year, which presents a growth-but-unprofitable profile typical of early-stage companies. SUNE itself is recently listed (17 trading days), so traditional valuation and momentum benchmarks do not yet apply. The coordinated buying by multiple directors may reflect confidence in the pre-revenue-to-profitability transition or opportunistic entry post-IPO, but the company's negative earnings and early public-market stage warrant caution.

10% Owner Conroy adds 334,690 shares net (+18.0%), buying 350,704 at $0.12 while stock down 94.4% in 90d

Conroy Jeffrey J., a 10% owner, executed 2 transactions on 2024-10-10: purchased 350,704 shares at $0.12 ($40,330.96) and sold 16,014 shares at $0.11 ($1,809.58), for a net addition of 334,690 shares (+18.0% vs pre-transaction holdings of 1,860,000 shares). The purchase occurs in an extreme price environment: PEGY trades at $5.17 today, down 99.2% from its 52-week high of $651.75, with a 90-day decline of 94.4%. The company is unprofitable (net income of $-6,934,015.00 in the latest quarter) though it posted strong annual revenue growth of +189.3%. The insider's cross-ticker track record shows 12 prior buys and 8 prior sells, but none of the prior same-ticker outcomes at PEGY are yet measurable (both the prior 2024-10-09 sell and buy occurred too recently). This filing captures a substantial equity infusion from a major shareholder into a deeply distressed security with negative near-term momentum, though the stock's extreme valuation collapse and unprofitable state present material near-term uncertainty.

10% owner Conroy buys 333,921 shares at $0.11, sells 29,010 at $0.11; holdings rise 19.6% to 1.86M shares as PEGY drops 99.1% from 52-week high.

Conroy Jeffrey J., a 10% owner, executed 2 separate transactions on 2024-10-09, purchasing 333,921 shares and selling 29,010 shares, both at $0.11, resulting in a net acquisition of 304,911 shares and increasing his holdings by 19.6% to 1,860,000 shares. The stock has declined 99.1% from its 52-week high of $651.75 to a current price of $5.94, with a 90-day decline of 94.5%, placing Pineapple Energy in severe distress. The company reported a net loss of $6,934,015.00 on quarterly revenue of $13,549,420.00 and remains unprofitable on a full-year basis, indicating fundamental operational challenges. The insider's net buy activity during this period of extreme depreciation—combined with his substantial increased ownership stake—occurs against a backdrop of catastrophic equity destruction and unresolved profitability questions that warrant investor scrutiny of both the company's turnaround prospects and the significance of insider confidence versus capital preservation dynamics in this distressed environment.

Director Sampson Randall D bought 6.7K shares of PEGY at $1.45; holdings surge +137.5%. Three other insiders also bought within 14 days.

Director Sampson Randall D purchased 6,700 shares at $1.45 on 2024-06-13, increasing his stake from 4,872 to 11,572 shares—a +137.5% expansion of his pre-transaction holdings. This buy is part of a cluster pattern: three other insiders also purchased shares within the past 14 days. The company is in a period of rapid revenue growth (+189.3% annual growth) and recent profitability ($1.2M net income in the latest quarter), though it was unprofitable over its most recent full fiscal year. The stock is currently trading at $59.50, approximately 41× the transaction price, suggesting either substantial appreciation post-transaction or significant market volatility in the interval.

Director Tom Holland buys 3,000 shares of PEGY at $1.30; cluster of 3 other insider buys in 14 days as stock falls -94.4% from 52-week high.

Holland purchased 3,000 shares at $1.30, increasing his holdings by 149.1% from 2,012 to 5,012 shares. The purchase occurs in the context of severe valuation compression: PEGY trades at $59.50 currently but dropped 94.4% from its 52-week high of $1065.00, with a 30-day decline of 24.7%. Most significantly, this buy is part of a cluster pattern—3 other insiders also purchased shares within the past 14 days—suggesting coordinated or responsive insider positioning during a steep drawdown. The company's fundamentals present a mixed picture: FY revenue growth was +189.3% and the latest quarter revenue was $13.2M with $1.2M in net income, yet the company was unprofitable over its most recent full fiscal year. The cluster buying at depressed prices combined with the company's scale ($5.7B market cap) and recent revenue momentum warrants observation of whether this reflects insider assessment of valuation disconnection or responses to near-term operational headwinds.

Director Maskin Scott bought 15,000 shares of PEGY at $1.43 on 2024-06-13, raising stake 37.9%; 3 other insiders also bought within 14 days

Maskin Scott, a Director, purchased 15,000 shares at $1.43, increasing his holdings from 39,544 to 54,544 shares—a 37.9% increase in position size. This transaction is part of a broader cluster pattern: 3 other insiders also bought within the past 14 days. The stock is currently trading at $65.00, representing a recovery of +30.7% over the past 90 days from the purchase price, though it remains -94.0% below its 52-week high of $1087.50. The company achieved +189.3% revenue growth (FY vs prior FY) and generated $1.2M in net income in the latest quarter, but remains unprofitable on a full-year basis. Multiple insider purchases at substantially lower price points, combined with recent revenue acceleration, merit attention to whether recovery thesis is taking hold among the company's leadership.