Sunoco Lp Form 4 insider transactions

Sunoco LP executive Brian A. Hand was granted 20,000 restricted phantom units under the company's Long-Term Incentive Plan.

Sunoco LP executive Austin Harkness was granted 20,000 restricted phantom units under the company's Long-Term Incentive Plan.

Sunoco LP Director Bradley C. Barron received a grant of 2,436 restricted phantom units, vesting in 2029 and 2031, aligning his interests with long-term shareholder value.

Sunoco LP Director David K Skidmore received a grant of 2,436 restricted phantom units under the company's long-term incentive plan.

Sunoco LP Director Ray W Washburne received a grant of 2,436 restricted phantom units, vesting in 2029 and 2031.

Sunoco LP Director Oscar A. Alvarez received a grant of 2,436 restricted phantom units under the company's long-term incentive plan, vesting in 2029 and 2031.

Sunoco LP Director W. Brett Smith was granted 2,436 restricted phantom units, vesting in 2029 and 2031, contingent on continued board service.

Sunoco LP's EVP, Chief Commercial Officer, Austin Harkness, reported the disposition of common units for tax purposes and the acquisition of new restricted and cash units.

Sunoco LP's VP & Controller, Rick Raymer, reported the disposition of common units for tax purposes and the acquisition of new restricted and cash units under long-term incentive plans.

Sunoco LP's EVP & Chief Operations Officer, Karl R. Fails, reported the acquisition of 35,100 restricted phantom units and 11,700 cash units, alongside a tax-related disposition of 14,600 common units.

Sunoco LP's EVP-Chief Sales Officer, Brian A. Hand, increased his beneficial ownership of common units through new equity and cash unit grants, despite a tax-related disposition.

Sunoco LP President & CEO Joseph Kim reported a series of equity transactions, including tax-related disposals and new grants of restricted and cash units.

Sunoco LP's CFO, Dylan Bramhall, disposed of 9,020 common units valued at $55.26 per unit to cover tax liabilities related to vested restricted units.

Sunoco LP announces a definitive agreement to acquire Parkland Corporation for $9.1 billion, including assumed debt, aiming to create one of the largest independent fuel distributors in the Americas with significant synergies and enhanced shareholder returns.

Sunoco LP has announced an amendment to its definitive agreement to acquire Parkland Corporation, adjusting funding and proration mechanics, while also releasing unaudited pro forma financial information that indicates a net loss for the combined entity for the year ended December 31, 2024.

Sunoco LP announces a definitive agreement to acquire Parkland Corporation in a cash and equity transaction valued at $9.1 billion, including assumed debt, aiming to create the largest independent fuel distributor in the Americas.

Sunoco LP will acquire Parkland Corporation, creating a major player in the energy sector, through a complex arrangement involving cash, stock, and a new publicly traded company.

Sunoco LP will acquire Parkland Corporation for $9.1 billion, including debt, creating a new publicly-traded entity, SUNCorp, and aiming for significant synergies and growth.

EVP & Chief Operations Officer of Sunoco LP, Karl R. Fails, reports the acquisition of 25,000 common units through a grant of restricted phantom units.

Sunoco LP's CEO, Joseph Kim, reports acquiring 50,000 common units and disposing of 10,000 common units held indirectly through a living trust.

Director Oscar A. Alvarez reports acquiring and disposing of Sunoco LP common units on January 2, 2025, including a grant of restricted phantom units.

Director Smith W Brett reports acquisition and disposal of Sunoco LP common units.

Director Bradley C. Barron acquired 2,204 common units of Sunoco LP under the company's 2018 Long Term Incentive Plan.

Director Ray W. Washburne reported the acquisition of 2,204 common units of Sunoco LP through a grant of restricted phantom units.

Director David K. Skidmore reports acquisition and disposal of Sunoco LP common units, including a grant of restricted phantom units.

Sunoco LP's President & CEO, Kim Joseph, reports the acquisition and disposal of common units, along with the grant of restricted phantom units and cash units.

Sunoco LP's CFO, Dylan Bramhall, sold 3,070 common units to cover tax liabilities related to the vesting of restricted units.

EVP and Chief Commercial Officer of Sunoco LP, Austin Harkness, reports the acquisition of 15,000 restricted phantom units and 5,000 cash units, along with the disposal of 4,605 common units for tax obligations.

Sunoco LP's EVP-Chief Sales Officer, Brian Hand, reports the acquisition and disposal of common units and the grant of restricted phantom units and cash units.

Sunoco LP's EVP & Chief Operations Officer, Karl R. Fails, reported the acquisition and disposal of common units and the grant of restricted phantom units and cash units.