Louis E. Renjel
EVP&CEO DEF&MW&ChiefCorpAffOff
Common Stock
- Reported value
- $438.03K
- Reported price
- $125.15 / share
Duke Energy CORP
Last 30 daysNo qualifying insider buying. No qualifying insider sales.
EVP&CEO DEF&MW&ChiefCorpAffOff
Common Stock
President, CEO
Common Stock
| Reporting insider | Security / transaction | Amount / price | Value | Traded / disclosed | Source |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| EVP&CEO DEF&MW&ChiefCorpAffOff | Common StockSale | 3,500$125.15 / share | $438.03K | May 11Filed May 12 · 1d later | SEC filing |
| President, CEO | Common StockSale | 20,000$124.37 / share | $2.49M | May 8Filed May 11 · 3d later | SEC filing |
Duke Energy Corp · Stock
The filing reports a full sale for a joint account.
Thomas H TubervilleReporting Senate memberDuke Energy Corporation (Holding Company) Common Stock · Stock
The filing reports a full sale for the member.
Duke Energy Corporation (DUK) · Stock
The filing reports a purchase for a spouse.
Dan NewhouseReporting House memberDuke Energy Corporation (Holding Company) Common Stock · Stock
The filing reports a full sale for a joint account.
Thomas H TubervilleReporting Senate memberDuke Energy Corporation (DUK) · Stock
The filing reports a purchase for the member.
Julia LetlowReporting House memberDuke Energy Corporation (DUK) · Stock
The filing reports a sale for a spouse.
Lisa McClainReporting House memberDuke Energy Corporation (DUK) · Stock
The filing reports a sale for a spouse.
Lisa McClainReporting House memberDuke Energy Corporation (DUK) · Stock
The filing reports a purchase for a spouse.
Lisa McClainReporting House memberDuke Energy Corporation (DUK) · Stock
The filing reports a purchase for the member.
Marjorie Taylor GreeneReporting House memberNo eligible common-equity purchase is public by this cutoff within 180 transaction-date days. Other instruments, exercises and routine activity do not contribute purchase points.
This score describes qualifying insider purchases at issuer level. Read the methodology
Open a transaction's SEC filing for the primary evidence. A code P may describe an open-market or private purchase; classification is not proof of intent.
Insider activity can have many explanations. Signal Strength is not a probability of profit or a recommendation to trade.