Tsakos Energy Navigation CFO Sells Shares Amid Stock Drop
What happened
The CFO of Tsakos Energy Navigation Ltd, Theoharrys Evgenios Kosmatos, sold 10,000 shares of the firm’s stock on September 18, 2026, at an average price of $53.00, totaling $530,000.00. This transaction was disclosed to the SEC. Following the sale, the CFO owned 14,700 shares, representing a 40.49% decrease in his position. On Tuesday, Tsakos Energy Navigation Ltd stock traded down 5.2%, closing at $48.26.
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Why it matters
The insider sale occurred shortly after Tsakos Energy Navigation Ltd reported quarterly earnings on September 10th, which included revenue of $246.28 million and EPS of $3.14, both exceeding consensus estimates. The sale and subsequent stock decline highlight market reactions to executive activity despite recent positive financial reporting.
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Who's involved
- SECRegulatory body requiring disclosure of executive stock sales.
- April MillerResearcher whose sale was formally disclosed to the SEC.
Who could feel it
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Slovak company
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