Yehuda Nir

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.