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Form 4 · Statement of Changes in Beneficial Ownership · Filed 2026-05-07

Sirgo Blake A Files Devon Energy (DVN) Form 4 - May 07, 2026

Sirgo Blake A bought 199.0K DVN shares in this Form 4 filing, reported to the SEC on 2026-05-07.

Insider
Sirgo Blake A
Issuer
Devon Energy Corporation DVN · NYSE
Filed
Period
2026-05-07
Accession
0001193125-26-217498

Transactions (4)

Insider Date Type Shares Price Value Own
Sirgo Blake A 2026-05-07 Buy 58.5K - $0.00 Direct
Sirgo Blake A 2026-05-07 Buy 70.3K - $0.00 Direct
Sirgo Blake A 2026-05-07 Buy 36.7K - $0.00 Direct
Sirgo Blake A 2026-05-07 Buy 33.5K - $0.00 Direct
Net change+199.0K$0.00

About Devon Energy Corporation

Devon Energy Corporation is a prominent player in the energy sector, specializing in the exploration, development, and production of oil and natural gas. With its corporate headquarters located in Oklahoma City, Oklahoma, Devon Energy operates principally across the United States. Its portfolio encompasses some of the most resource-rich areas, such as the Delaware Basin within the greater Permian Basin, Eagle Ford, Anadarko Basin, Powder River Basin, and the Williston Basin. The company's primary function is to harness and maximize value from its substantial onshore oil and gas reserves, making substantial contributions to the energy supply chain. Devon Energy is noted for its strategic focus on efficient and sustainable practices in hydrocarbon extraction and production. It plays a critical role in the U.S. energy landscape, providing resources essential for various sectors including transportation, manufacturing, and residential energy needs. Through innovative drilling and operating techniques, Devon Energy pursues operational excellence while remaining committed to reducing its environmental footprint and enhancing the safety of its operations.

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