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Form 4 discloses that Kimberly S. Greene, Chairman, President & CEO of Georgia Power Company (a subsidiary of The Southern Company 鈥� ticker SO), sold 13,158 SO common shares on 07/21/2025 at $95 each. The transaction totals roughly $1.25 million. Following the sale, Greene still owns 93,661 shares directly. No derivative transactions were reported.

The filing represents a routine Section 16 insider sale rather than a change in control; Greene retains ~88% of her prior stake. No other material events, option exercises or purchases are noted.

The Southern Company (SO) filed a Form 144 indicating that an affiliate intends to sell up to 13,158 common shares through Merrill Lynch, Atlanta. At the most recent market price used in the notice, the shares have an aggregate value of 鈮� $1.25 million. The proposed transaction represents a negligible 0.001 % of the company鈥檚 1.10 billion shares outstanding and is scheduled on or about 07/21/2025 on the New York Stock Exchange.

The shares were acquired on 02/13/2022 via a performance stock-unit vesting and are being sold for the filer鈥檚 own account; no sales were made in the preceding three months. The filer affirms no undisclosed material adverse information about Southern Company and makes the customary Rule 10b5-1 representation.

On July 10, 2025, The Southern Company (NYSE: SO) filed an 8-K announcing a planned CFO transition. Current Comptroller David P. Poroch (age 56) will become Executive Vice President & Chief Financial Officer effective July 31, 2025. He succeeds Daniel S. Tucker, who will step down the same day, continue as senior advisor to the CEO and retire on October 1, 2025. Post-retirement, Tucker will provide consulting services to Southern Company Services from Oct 1 2025鈥揝ep 30 2027 for $300,000 cash per year. Poroch鈥檚 new-role compensation has not yet been determined; material changes will be disclosed in an amended filing. No other operational or financial metrics were included.

Southern Company (SO) 鈥� Form 4 insider activity

Director Lizanne Thomas reported two transactions dated 07/01/2025. She disposed of 700 common shares of Southern Company (transaction code 鈥淒鈥�) and simultaneously acquired 460.455 Deferred Stock Units (鈥淒SUs鈥�) through the company鈥檚 Deferred Compensation Plan at a reference value of $92.30 per unit. The DSUs carry no exercise or expiration date and are payable only in stock upon the director鈥檚 termination of service. After the transaction she holds 5,645.8418 DSUs directly.

The estimated market value of the sale and accrual (both roughly mid-$40 k) is negligible relative to Southern Company鈥檚 multi-billion-dollar equity base, indicating a routine, non-material compliance filing rather than a directional signal. The filing does not note use of a Rule 10b5-1 trading plan, and no additional equity compensation or option exercises were disclosed.

Worthington Enterprises, Inc. (WOR) 鈥� Insider Form 4 filing (07/01/2025)

President & CEO Joseph B. Hayek reported several equity transactions that collectively increase his direct and indirect economic exposure to WOR shares.

• Performance share payout: 9,966 common shares were acquired at no cost following the Compensation Committee鈥檚 certification of three-year performance targets under the 1997 Long-Term Incentive Plan.
• Tax withholding: 4,520 shares were automatically surrendered (code 鈥淔鈥�) at $64.48 to satisfy withholding obligations tied to vesting, a routine non-open-market disposition.
• Net change in direct ownership: Direct holdings move from 205,368 to 210,814 shares, a net increase of 5,446 shares (+2.7%).
• Phantom stock: 387.85 additional deferred-compensation units (phantom shares) were credited, bringing the notional balance to 4,934.62 units. These track WOR on a 1-for-1 basis and are payable in stock upon separation.
• Indirect holdings: IRA accounts now hold 3,659 shares (2,000 Merrill Lynch; 1,659 Vanguard), reflecting dividend reinvestment activity.

No open-market purchases or sales were reported; all transactions stem from incentive-plan vesting or plan mechanics. The filing signals that long-term performance metrics were met and modestly increases insider alignment, but it does not represent new cash investment in the market.

Gorilla Technology Group Inc. (Nasdaq: GRRR) is raising fresh capital through a registered direct offering consisting of 2,529,946 ordinary shares priced at $17.50 per share and 3,470,054 pre-funded warrants priced at $17.4999 with a de-minimis $0.0001 exercise price. Gross proceeds are expected to total $105.0 million; after deducting the 6.0 % placement fee paid to Titan Partners Group ($6.15 million) and estimated expenses, net proceeds are estimated at $98.8 million.

Pro-forma for the transaction, cash and cash equivalents rise from $21.7 million to $120.1 million, while total equity increases to $171.5 million. Debt remains unchanged at $41.5 million, improving the cash-to-debt position materially. The company intends to apply the funds largely to working-capital intensive initiatives鈥攑articularly bid bonds, statutory capital reserves linked to project tenders鈥攁nd to complete two previously announced, but immaterial-sized, acquisitions in Thailand. Management retains broad discretion over timing and allocation.

Dilution. The share count will grow from 20.14 million (6/27/25) to 22.67 million immediately after closing and to 26.14 million if all pre-funded warrants are exercised. At the $17.50 offering price, investors face an immediate $9.63 dilution to the as-adjusted net tangible book value of $7.87 per share (or $10.77 if warrants are exercised). The offering also eliminates the company鈥檚 1.49 million treasury shares, which form part of the shares being sold.

Capital structure impact. Besides the new securities, Gorilla has numerous legacy instruments outstanding: 958,272 warrants (WAEP $115.00), 600,000 Series C warrants (WAEP $5.90), 179,609 vested RSUs, and 48,900 employee options (WAEP $11.66). The placement agent receives five-year warrants to purchase up to 120,000 shares at $21.00鈥攁dditional potential dilution.

Pricing context. The $17.50 offer price represents a 11.9 % discount to the June 30, 2025 close of $19.89 but is well above the $3.52 net tangible book value as of 12/31/24. Pre-funded warrants have no expiry, effectively functioning as shares once exercised, though a 4.99 % (optionally 9.99 %) ownership cap limits immediate concentration.

Key risks flagged by the company: share-price volatility, broad management discretion over proceeds, dilution, rapid resale pressure from freely tradable shares, and limitations on warrant exercise by large holders.

• Expected closing: ~2 July 2025.
• Shelf capacity remaining post-deal: up to $300 million total authorization less amounts already issued.

OneMedNet Corporation (Nasdaq: ONMD) filed an 8-K detailing a series of equity and debt restructuring transactions completed between 17-20 June 2025.

• $2.5 million private placement: 3,390,923 common shares and pre-funded warrants for 2,561,457 shares were sold to an accredited investor at $0.42 per share. Warrants are immediately exercisable at $0.0001. A voting agreement binds the investor to Board recommendations. The company will register the resale shares via an S-1 amendment.
• Insider subscriptions: Director Dr. Thomas Kosasa invested $0.5 million for 1,190,476 shares; CMO/Chairman Dr. Jeffrey Yu invested $0.7 million for 1,666,666 shares, both at $0.42.
• Loan conversions: 鈥� $3.3 million of shareholder loans (Kosasa $2.0 m, Yu $1.3 m) converted into 4,693,299 shares at $0.71.
  鈥� Kosasa elected to convert an additional $1.6 million of convertible loans into 2,123,424 shares at $0.7535.
  鈥� Holders of $1.66 million PIPE Notes converted into 1,453,174 shares at $1.14.
• Liability settlement: The company settled ~$4.34 million of trade payables, including $2.76 million deferred underwriter fees. It also redeemed the remaining $250,000 balance of a Yorkville promissory note for cash.

In aggregate, ONMD raised $3.7 million in new equity capital and eliminated or converted approximately $11 million of current liabilities鈥攔epresenting a 60 % reduction relative to 31 March 2025. However, the transactions add roughly 17 million new or issuable shares, materially increasing outstanding share count and potential dilution. Net proceeds are earmarked for general corporate purposes and working capital.

Dime Community Bancshares, Inc. (DCOMP) 鈥� Form 4/A insider transaction

Director Paul M. Aguggia filed an amended Form 4 reporting a change in his beneficial ownership of the company鈥檚 common stock. On 01/02/2025 he acquired 2,061 restricted shares at a price of $0.00 under a stock-based compensation award that will cliff-vest one year after the grant date. The amendment corrects the share amount originally reported. Following the transaction, the director鈥檚 direct holdings stand at 12,893 common shares. No derivative securities were reported and no sales occurred in this amendment.

The filing is routine, reflects standard equity compensation for a board member, and does not indicate any change in the company鈥檚 fundamentals or strategic outlook.