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EVERFLOW EASTERN PARTNERS LP·4

Jul 2, 11:00 AM ET

SISKOVIC WILLIAM A 4

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Everflow Eastern Partners: W. Siskovic Exercises Options, Sells & Buys 3,673

What Happened
William A. Siskovic, Vice President of the Managing Member of the General Partner of Everflow Eastern Partners, reported multiple related transactions on 2026-06-30. The filing shows he exercised/converted derivative awards and received 3,673 shares (including grant/award entries recorded at $0), sold 3,673 shares in an open‑market sale at $1.35 ($4,959), and then repurchased 3,673 shares in an open‑market purchase at $1.35 ($4,959). Several entries record the derivative/award steps (exercise/conversion and grant) in addition to the cash sale and repurchase.

Key Details

  • Transaction date: 2026-06-30; Filed with SEC: 2026-07-02 (appears timely).
  • Prices and values: open‑market sale and purchase each 3,673 shares @ $1.35 = $4,959 per leg. Grant/derivative entries recorded at $0 reflect award/derivative conversion.
  • Shares reported: 3,673 shares were the subject of exercise/award, sale, and repurchase. The filing does not state total shares owned by the insider after these transactions.
  • Footnotes: F1–F4 indicate these holdings reflect Mr. Siskovic’s proportionate interests in affiliated entities (Everflow Management Limited, LLC; TJ Siskomat Partners; Canfield Energy Ltd.; Wahoo Energy LLC). F5 notes a sale to the Deborah L. Siskovic Trust.
  • No indication in the filing of a 10b5‑1 plan or late filing flag.

Context

  • The sequence (exercise/award, immediate open‑market sale, then open‑market purchase of the same amount) can reflect a cash‑out or cover transaction often seen with option exercises and share withholding, but the filing is factual only — it shows the exercise/derivative conversion and same‑day sale and repurchase of the shares.
  • Grant/award lines recorded at $0 likely reflect issuance/conversion of derivative securities (e.g., RSUs or option conversion) rather than a cash purchase.
  • Because many holdings are recorded via entities (per footnotes), these transactions reflect Mr. Siskovic’s proportionate interests in those entities rather than solely personal direct ownership.