The estimated Net Worth of Henry A Iii Clark is at least $49.6 Thousand dollars as of 5 March 2019. Henry Clark owns over 2,000 units of Southern stock worth over $49,620 and over the last 15 years Henry sold SOJC stock worth over $0.
Henry has made over 4 trades of the Southern stock since 2019, according to the Form 4 filled with the SEC. Most recently Henry bought 2,000 units of SOJC stock worth $100,380 on 5 March 2019.
The largest trade Henry's ever made was buying 2,000 units of Southern stock on 5 March 2019 worth over $100,380. On average, Henry trades about 26 units every 0 days since 2009. As of 5 March 2019 Henry still owns at least 2,000 units of Southern stock.
You can see the complete history of Henry Clark stock trades at the bottom of the page.
Henry's mailing address filed with the SEC is 30 IVAN ALLEN JR. BLVD NW, , ATLANTA, GA, 30308.
Over the last 18 years, insiders at Southern have traded over $13,924,589 worth of Southern stock and bought 21,625 units worth $942,622 . The most active insiders traders include Thomas A Fanning, William P Bowers, and Christopher C Womack. On average, Southern executives and independent directors trade stock every 19 days with the average trade being worth of $1,185,794. The most recent stock trade was executed by Christopher C Womack on 5 March 2020, trading 9,843 units of SOJC stock currently worth $669,226.
southern company is one of the largest energy providers in the united states. based in atlanta, ga., southern company owns electric utilities in four states, natural gas distribution utilities in seven states, a competitive generation company serving wholesale customers across america and a nationally recognized provider of customized energy solutions, as well as fiber optics and wireless communications. the men and women who work at southern company understand that we don’t simply provide a product or service. clean, safe, reliable and affordable energy is essential to our way of life. more than 100 years ago, our company played a major role in the growth and prosperity of the south – and we continue to play a role today through our support of economic development and our philanthropic efforts. we believe the communities we serve should be better off because we’re there. our principal business is to make, move and sell energy. those are the “whats” of our business. but it’s the “hows”
Southern executives and other stock owners filed with the SEC include: