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Riley Exploration Permian, Inc.·4

Jan 22, 6:13 PM ET

Bluescape Energy Recapitalization & Restructuring Fund III LP 4

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Riley Exploration (REPX) Bluescape/Wilder Sells 162K Shares

What Happened
Bluescape Riley Exploration Holdings LLC (the direct holder), along with affiliated Bluescape entities and C. John Wilder Jr. (reported as related 10% owners/insiders), sold a total of 162,114 Riley Exploration Permian, Inc. (REPX) shares across three open‑market transactions from Jan 20–22, 2026. The sales broke down as: 16,548 shares on Jan 20 at a weighted average $27.71 ($458,562), 122,795 shares on Jan 21 at a weighted average $27.74 ($3,406,247), and 22,771 shares on Jan 22 at a weighted average $27.56 (~$627,589). All transactions are reported as S (sales) — routine dispositions rather than purchases.

Key Details

  • Transaction dates and amounts:
    • Jan 20, 2026: 16,548 shares @ weighted avg $27.71 (prices ranged $27.55–$27.88) — ~$458,562. (F1)
    • Jan 21, 2026: 122,795 shares @ weighted avg $27.74 (prices ranged $27.55–$28.305) — ~$3,406,247. (F2)
    • Jan 22, 2026: 22,771 shares @ weighted avg $27.56 (prices ranged $27.55–$27.56) — ~$627,589. (F3)
  • Combined proceeds reported per reporting person: 162,114 shares, ~$4,492,398.
  • Shares owned after transaction: not specified in the provided summary of the Form 4.
  • Filing: Form 4 filed Jan 22, 2026 (Period of Report begins Jan 20, 2026) — filing appears timely under the two‑business‑day rule.
  • Notable footnotes: securities held directly by Bluescape Riley Exploration Holdings LLC (F4); ownership chain links Bluescape fund, GP entities and Bluescape Resources; C. John Wilder Jr. has power to direct Bluescape Resources as Executive Chairman (F5–F6). Reporting persons disclaim beneficial ownership except for pecuniary interest (F7).

Context
These entries reflect open‑market sales by institutional/related parties (10% owners and affiliated entities) and an affiliated executive, not purchases or option exercises. Such sales by funds or related entities can be routine (liquidity or portfolio management); they do not, by themselves, indicate company performance or insider sentiment. The filings include weighted‑average prices and ranges; the reporting parties also state they can provide detailed per‑trade price breakdowns on request.