Black Stone Minerals, Lp Form 4 insider transactions

Black Stone Minerals' SVP, CFO, and Treasurer, Chris Bonner, received a restricted unit award of 42,723 common units under the company's 2025 Long-Term Incentive Plan.

Black Stone Minerals' Co-CEO and President, Taylor DeWalch, received an award of 80,106 restricted common units under the company's 2025 Long-Term Incentive Plan.

Thomas L. Carter Jr., Executive Chairman of Black Stone Minerals, L.P., was granted 53,404 restricted common units under the company's 2025 Long-Term Incentive Plan.

Black Stone Minerals Director Michael C. Linn reported the acquisition of 14,255 common units, increasing his total beneficial ownership to 208,150 units.

Black Stone Minerals L.P. Director Ashley J. Longmaid acquired 14,255 common units through a pre-arranged plan, increasing her beneficial ownership to 148,463 units.

Black Stone Minerals Director D. Mark DeWalch acquired 14,255 common units, increasing his direct beneficial ownership.

Black Stone Minerals Director James Whitehead acquired 14,255 common units at no cost, increasing his direct and indirect beneficial ownership.

Alexander D. Stuart, a Director at Black Stone Minerals, L.P., was granted 14,255 common units on January 13, 2026, under a pre-arranged plan.

Black Stone Minerals L.P. Director Jerry V. Kyle, Jr. acquired 14,255 common units, increasing his beneficial ownership.

Black Stone Minerals Director William E. Randall acquired 14,255 common units, increasing his beneficial ownership to 190,286 units, under a Rule 10b5-1 plan.

Black Stone Minerals Director Carin Barth acquired 14,255 common units, increasing her beneficial ownership to 142,447 units, as part of a pre-planned transaction.

Black Stone Minerals' Controller, Erin Leah Phillips, reported a disposition of 211 common units for tax withholding related to restricted unit vesting.

Black Stone Minerals Co-CEO and President Fowler Carter disposed of 2,511 common units valued at $13.38 each for tax withholding purposes related to restricted unit vesting.

Black Stone Minerals' SVP, CFO, and Treasurer, Chris Bonner, disposed of 642 common units to cover tax withholding related to vested restricted units.

Black Stone Minerals Co-CEO and President Taylor DeWalch disposed of 5,458 common units to cover tax obligations related to restricted unit vesting.

Black Stone Minerals' Executive Chairman, Thomas L. Carter Jr., disposed of 34,933 common units at $13.38 each for tax withholding purposes related to restricted unit vesting.

Luke Stevens Putman, SVP, General Counsel, and Secretary of Black Stone Minerals, L.P., disposed of 14,920 common units to cover tax obligations related to restricted unit vesting.

Black Stone Minerals Director D. Mark DeWalch acquired 1,410 common units as equity compensation, signaling confidence in the company.

Black Stone Minerals Director Alexander D. Stuart acquired 1,693 common units in lieu of cash compensation for board service.

Black Stone Minerals Director William E. Randall acquired 1,537 common units in lieu of a cash retainer, effective January 2, 2026.

Black Stone Minerals Director Jerry V. Kyle Jr. acquired 1,410 common units valued at $13.29 per unit as part of his board compensation.

Black Stone Minerals Director D. Mark DeWalch is set to acquire 1,426 common units on October 3, 2025, as part of his board compensation.

Black Stone Minerals Director William E. Randall increased his beneficial ownership by acquiring 1,426 common units valued at $13.14 each as part of his board compensation.

Black Stone Minerals Director Jerry V. Kyle Jr. acquired 1,426 common units at $13.14 each, opting for equity over cash for board service.

Black Stone Minerals director William N. Mathis will acquire 2,378 common units on October 3, 2025, as part of his board compensation.

Alexander D. Stuart, a Director at Black Stone Minerals, L.P., acquired 1,712 common units valued at $22,505.68 as compensation for board service.

Black Stone Minerals' CEO, President, and Chairman, Thomas L. Carter Jr., has established a Rule 10b5-1 plan to acquire 15,300 common units.

Black Stone Minerals' CEO, President, and Chairman, Thomas L. Carter Jr., acquired 25,370 common units in open market purchases.

Black Stone Minerals' CEO, President, and Chairman, Thomas L. Carter Jr., plans to acquire 41,000 common units in August 2025 through pre-arranged transactions.

Black Stone Minerals Director Alexander D. Stuart gifted 20,200 common units to various trusts and entities, maintaining significant beneficial ownership.