Solaris Energy Infrastructure, Inc.·4

Mar 3, 5:43 PM ET

Zartler William A 4

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Solaris Energy (SEI) 10% Owner William Zartler Receives Awards

What Happened William A. Zartler, a 10% owner of Solaris Energy Infrastructure, Inc. (SEI), received two equity awards on March 1, 2026: 150,000 shares from a Restricted Stock Award and 115,656 shares from settled Performance-Based Restricted Stock Units (PSUs). Both transactions are reported as acquisitions at $0.00 per share (no cash paid), totaling 265,656 shares awarded/settled.

Key Details

  • Transaction date: 2026-03-01; Transaction type: Award/Grant (code A); Price reported: $0.00.
  • Awards: 150,000 shares (Restricted Stock Award) and 115,656 shares (PSU settlement) — total 265,656 shares.
  • Vesting: The Restricted Stock Award vests in three equal installments on the first three anniversaries of the grant date (footnote F1). The 115,656 shares reflect PSUs originally granted on Mar 1, 2023/2024/2025 that vested and settled based on performance (footnote F2).
  • Existing unvested awards: filing notes 387,755 shares of Class A common stock remain subject to vesting from previously granted Restricted Stock Awards (footnote F3).
  • Ownership structure notes: Zartler is the sole member of Solaris Energy Capital, which holds shares he can vote/ dispose of; he disclaims beneficial ownership beyond his pecuniary interest in those entity-held shares (footnote F5). Solaris LLC units noted are exchangeable for Class A shares per the Solaris LLC Agreement (footnote F6). Class B shares carry voting but no economic rights (footnote F4).
  • Timeliness: No late filing was indicated in the provided information.

Context

  • These were awards and PSU settlements, not open-market purchases or sales, so they represent compensation/performance settlement rather than a direct market bet by the insider. For retail investors, awards can dilute existing shares as they vest/settle; the Restricted Stock Award has multi-year vesting, while the PSUs reflect performance achievements for prior grant years.