Epsilon Energy Completes Sale of Dewey Energy Holdings for $2.5M
Epsilon Energy announced the signing and coincident closing of a sale of its wholly owned subsidiary, Dewey Energy Holdings, which holds the company's Western Anadarko basin assets, to an undisclosed private buyer. The purchase price was $2.5M in cash. The assets sold included approximately 813 Mcfe/d of production and approximately 8,600 net acres of leasehold in Dewey County, Oklahoma.
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Epsilon Energy CEO Stabell Acquires 28,500 Shares for $131,097
- Insider Purchase: Epsilon Energy CEO Jason Stabell bought 28,500 shares of EPSN at $4.60 each on Monday, totaling an investment of $131,097, indicating strong confidence in the company's future prospects.
- Investment Return: As of Wednesday, Stabell's investment is up approximately 6.3%, based on a trading high of $4.89, reflecting positive market sentiment towards Epsilon Energy.
- Historical Transactions: Over the past 12 months, Stabell has made two additional purchases of EPSN, totaling $186,832 at an average price of $5.16 per share, demonstrating his ongoing belief in the company's long-term value.
- WhiteHorse Finance Transaction: Concurrently, WhiteHorse Finance CEO Stuart D. Aronson purchased 17,000 shares at $6.86 each for a total of $116,600, showcasing confidence in the company and potentially influencing market sentiment.

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