Coterra Energy Inc. filings document the company's exploration and production disclosures, capital structure and completed corporate-status change. Its regulatory record includes Form 8-K reports on operating and financial results, realized prices for oil, natural gas and NGLs, derivative activity, material agreements, shareholder voting matters and governance matters.
Later filings document the consummation of Coterra's merger with Devon Energy, the company's survival as a wholly owned subsidiary, related termination of material agreements and the Form 25 notification for removal of Coterra common stock from listing and registration on the New York Stock Exchange.
Coterra Energy Inc. submitted a Form 15 certifying termination of its duty to file reports under Section 12(g) of the Securities Exchange Act and/or suspension of reporting duties under Sections 13 and 15(d).
The notice is dated May 19, 2026 and lists covered classes including Common Stock, $0.10 par value and several senior notes (2027, 2029, 2034, 2035, 2055).
Coterra Energy Inc. Schedule 13G/A amendment shows Wellington entities report beneficial ownership of 53,570,213 shares, representing about 7.06%–7.1% of common stock, with shared voting power listed as 51,893,954 and shared dispositive power as 53,570,213. The filing is signed by a Compliance Manager on 05/15/2026.
The filing states these shares are owned of record by clients of Wellington investment advisers and identifies the relevant parent and adviser entities. The disclosure lists ownership and control lines across Wellington Group entities and notes no single client is known to hold more than 5% individually.
Coterra Energy EVP & CFO Shannon E. Young III reported equity transactions tied to the closing of Coterra’s merger with Devon Energy. On May 7, 2026, he exercised 71,675 performance stock units into an equal number of shares of Coterra common stock.
The company withheld 28,206 shares twice, totaling 56,412 shares of common stock, to cover tax obligations related to the vesting of restricted stock units and the 2024 performance stock unit award, which the footnotes clarify were not open‑market sales.
Under the merger agreement, each share of Coterra common stock held immediately before the effective time converted into the right to receive 0.7 shares of Devon common stock. Time‑vesting restricted stock units and performance stock units were also converted into Devon restricted stock unit awards on the same terms, leaving no remaining Coterra equity awards disclosed for the CFO after these conversions.
Coterra Energy SVP & General Counsel Adam M. Vela reported equity changes tied to the company’s merger with Devon Energy. A performance stock unit award covering 28,670 shares was exercised into Coterra common stock, and 22,566 shares were withheld to cover tax obligations at a price of $32.56 per share, which the footnotes clarify were not open-market sales.
Additional performance stock unit awards of 39,345 and 36,599 units were deemed earned under merger terms, with earned units converting one-for-one into Coterra common stock and any excess settled in cash at Fair Market Value. At the merger’s effective time, each Coterra share held by Vela, including those underlying time-vesting restricted stock units, converted into the right to receive 0.7 shares of Devon common stock, leaving no Coterra common shares reported as directly held after these transactions.
Coterra Energy SVP & Chief Technology Officer Kevin William Smith reported several equity award transactions tied to Coterra’s merger with Devon Energy. At the merger’s effective time, previously granted restricted stock units and a 2024 performance stock unit (PSU) award vested or were deemed earned, and 12,035 shares of Coterra common stock were withheld on two occasions at $32.56 per share to cover tax obligations, which the company states were not sale transactions by Smith.
In connection with these changes, 30,582 performance stock units were exercised and converted into an equal number of Coterra common shares, while other PSU awards totaling 52,460 and 46,184 units were disposed of to the issuer as part of the merger-related adjustments. Each share of Coterra common stock held immediately before the effective time converted into the right to receive 0.7 shares of Devon common stock. The filing notes that 98,644 Coterra RSU-based shares were converted into time-based restricted stock units covering Devon common stock using the same 0.7 exchange ratio, and Smith’s Coterra equity awards were correspondingly replaced with Devon-based awards.
Coterra Energy Inc. executive vice president Blake A. Sirgo reported several equity award adjustments tied to the company’s merger with Devon Energy Corporation under a Merger Agreement effective at the “Effective Time.” A prior performance stock unit award for 30,582 units was exercised into an equal number of Coterra common shares, while other performance stock unit awards were deemed earned and converted under the agreement.
The company withheld a total of 24,070 shares of Coterra common stock, valued at $32.56 per share, to cover Sirgo’s tax obligations related to vesting of restricted stock units and the 2024 performance stock unit award; these withholdings were not open-market sales. Each Coterra common share held immediately before the Effective Time, including 183,955 shares and 100,387 shares underlying time-vesting restricted stock units, was converted into rights or restricted stock unit awards for Devon common stock at a 0.7-for-1 exchange ratio. Following these conversions, the filing shows Sirgo with no remaining Coterra securities.
Coterra Energy CEO Thomas E. Jorden reported multiple equity transactions tied to the company’s merger with Devon Energy Corporation. On May 7, 2026, awards of restricted and performance stock units vested and converted into Coterra common stock, then were largely exchanged or canceled under the merger terms.
Jorden exercised 191,132 performance stock units into common shares and had a total of 150,422 shares of common stock withheld by the issuer at $32.56 per share to cover tax obligations, which the filing states were not open‑market sales. He also made bona fide gifts of 463,684 shares of common stock, split between direct holdings and a trust. Large dispositions coded as transfers to the issuer, including 2,989,802 indirect shares held by a trust and 372,033 direct shares, reflect conversion into rights to receive Devon common stock at an exchange ratio of 0.7 shares of Devon stock for each Coterra share and the conversion of Coterra-based restricted and performance stock awards into Devon-based time‑vesting awards.
Coterra Energy EVP - Operations Michael D. DeShazer reported multiple equity award transactions tied to Coterra’s merger with Devon Energy. He exercised 30,582 performance stock units into an equal number of Coterra common shares, then had 24,070 shares withheld to cover tax obligations, which the filing clarifies were not open-market sales.
Under the merger agreement, each share of Coterra common stock he held, including shares from awards, was converted into the right to receive 0.7 shares of Devon common stock. His time-vesting and performance-based restricted stock unit awards were also converted into time-based restricted stock unit awards covering Devon common stock on the same general terms.
Coterra Energy Inc. Vice President & CAO Gregory F. Conaway reported a disposition of 26,230 shares of Coterra common stock back to the issuer in connection with a merger with Devon Energy Corporation. At the merger’s effective time, each Coterra share was converted into the right to receive 0.7 shares of Devon common stock, including shares underlying time-vesting restricted stock unit awards. Following this conversion-related disposition, Conaway reported holding 0 shares of Coterra common stock.