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PO Box 1212 Tampa, FL 33601 Pinellas Updated November 2024
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RETURN TO NEWS INDEX Emera's TECO buy put millions in pockets of execs, directors In several cases, the payday was much higher.
Tom Rankin, a member of TECO's board of directors, sold nearly $21 million in stock, while John Ramil, TECO's president and CEO, received $13.2 million for his stock.
Emera (TSX: EMA), based in Halifax, Nova Scotia, closed its $10.4 billion acquisition of TECO on July 1, assuming debt and paying $27.55 a share for all the outstanding shares.
It was one of the largest deals in recent years in Tampa Bay.
Four days later, TECO's executive officers and directors disclosed their stock sales in filings with the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission, listing common stock controlled by both themselves and their immediate family members.
Rankin, the former chairman of the board and CEO of Lykes Energy and Lykes Bros, sold 729,495 shares, stock that was acquired in the years since he joined TECO's board in 1997.
Only one other board member has served longer. James Ferman Jr., president of Ferman Motor Car Co., has been a director since 1985. At the time of the sale, Ferman controlled 30,028 TECO shares that he sold for $827,271.
Ramil, who joined the company 40 years ago in 1976 as a cooperative education student, has been president and CEO since 2010. He controlled 480,450 shares at the time of the sale. Ramil plans to retire effective Aug. 31.
See the chart below for stock sales by all of TECO's executives and directors.
Margie Manning is Finance Editor of the Tampa Bay Business Journal. She covers the Money beat.
TECO stock sales
Source: U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission filings
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