Boston Omaha (BOC) director Kenan discloses December 2025 share buys
Rhea-AI Filing Summary
Boston Omaha Corporation director Frank H. Kenan II reported multiple open-market purchases of Class A common stock in early December 2025, and filed this amendment to correct an earlier transaction code. The filing changes the code for a prior entry to "P" for a purchase, instead of "A".
Through investment vehicle KD Capital, L.P., Kenan reported buying 44,196 shares on December 1, 2025 at an average price of $12.6735 per share, 6,496 shares on December 2 at $12.6736, and 16,743 shares on December 3 at $12.9413, all in multiple transactions within disclosed price ranges. Additional purchases include 4,452 shares on December 2 in individual retirement accounts at $12.65 per share and 8,000 shares on December 3 in a trust at an average of $12.919 per share.
The filing states that KD Capital and a trust directly hold the reported shares, while Kenan may be deemed to have indirect beneficial ownership through his control of the general partner of KD Capital and his role as trustee and beneficiary of the trust.
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FAQ
What insider transactions did Boston Omaha (BOC) report in this Form 4/A?
The filing reports that director Frank H. Kenan II made several open-market purchases of Boston Omaha Class A common stock on December 1–3, 2025, including 44,196 shares on December 1, 6,496 shares on December 2, 16,743 shares on December 3 through KD Capital, plus 4,452 shares in individual retirement accounts and 8,000 shares in a trust.
Why was this Boston Omaha (BOC) insider filing submitted as an amendment?
The document explains that a prior filing on December 3, 2025 included an incorrect transaction code due to an administrative error. This amendment updates the code to "P" for purchase instead of code "A".
At what prices did Frank H. Kenan II buy Boston Omaha (BOC) shares?
The purchases were executed in multiple transactions at average prices of $12.6735 per share on December 1, 2025, $12.6736 on December 2, and $12.9413 and $12.919 on December 3, with individual trades within the price ranges detailed in the footnotes.
How are the Boston Omaha (BOC) shares held by or for Frank H. Kenan II structured?
The filing states that shares are directly owned by KD Capital, L.P., by individual retirement accounts for the benefit of Frank H. Kenan II, and by a trust where he is both trustee and a beneficiary. Kenan may be deemed to have indirect beneficial ownership through his control positions.
How many Boston Omaha (BOC) shares did each account beneficially own after the reported transactions?
After the reported transactions, the form lists 9,644 shares under one direct line item, and indirect holdings of 242,000, 248,496, and 265,239 shares tied to KD Capital, plus 4,452 shares in individual retirement accounts and 111,390 shares in a trust, each shown as beneficially owned following the respective transactions.
What is Frank H. Kenan II’s role at Boston Omaha (BOC)?
The form identifies Frank H. Kenan II as a director of Boston Omaha Corporation and a reporting person for these insider transactions.