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Star Equity Holdings, Inc.·4

Jun 4, 5:43 PM ET

Eberwein Jeffrey E. 4

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Star Equity (STRR) CEO Jeffrey E. Eberwein Buys 6,412 Shares

What Happened
Jeffrey E. Eberwein, CEO of Star Equity Holdings, made a series of open-market purchases (Code P) totaling 6,412 shares between June 2 and June 4, 2026. The purchases: 4,881 shares on Jun 2 at a weighted avg $11.61 ($56,668), 101 shares on Jun 3 at $11.51 ($1,163), and 1,430 shares on Jun 4 at $11.51 ($16,459), for a combined outlay of approximately $74,290. These were purchases (insider buying), which investors often view as a more informative/positive signal than routine sales.

Key Details

  • Transaction dates & prices:
    • 2026-06-02: 4,881 shares @ weighted avg $11.61 (range $11.41–$11.61) — $56,668 (F1)
    • 2026-06-03: 101 shares @ $11.51 — $1,163
    • 2026-06-04: 1,430 shares @ $11.51 — $16,459
  • Total: 6,412 shares purchased for ≈ $74,290.
  • Shares owned after each report (as stated in filing footnotes):
    • After Jun 2 filing (F2): includes 21,125 restricted shares, 6,750 RSUs, and 1,058,132 common shares (excludes 2,000 held indirectly in 401(k)/IRA).
    • After Jun 3 filing (F3): includes 21,125 restricted shares, 6,750 RSUs, and 1,058,233 common shares (excludes 2,000).
    • After Jun 4 filing (F4): includes 21,125 restricted shares, 6,750 RSUs, and 1,059,663 common shares (excludes 2,000).
  • Notable footnotes:
    • F1 clarifies the Jun 2 price is a weighted average and gives the price range; reporting person can provide per-trade breakdown on request.
    • F2–F4 clarify restricted stock and RSUs each convert to one share at settlement and list shares excluded in retirement accounts.
  • Filing timeliness: Form 4 filed 2026-06-04 for transactions through Jun 4, 2026 — appears to be filed within the typical two-business-day deadline.

Context

  • These were straight open-market purchases (not option exercises, awards, or gifts); restricted stock and RSUs reported are separate holdings that convert to common shares at settlement.
  • Purchases by an executive are often considered a stronger signal of confidence than routine sales, but filings are factual disclosures only and do not state motivation.