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The Devon Energy Corporation (DVN) SEC filings page on Stock Titan provides access to the company’s regulatory disclosures filed with the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission. These documents offer detailed information on Devon’s financial and operational results, governance matters and stock listing details for its common stock on The New York Stock Exchange.
Devon frequently uses Form 8-K current reports to announce quarterly financial and operational results. In these filings, the company furnishes earnings releases and supplemental financial information, including guidance and hedging information, as exhibits. Such materials help investors understand how Devon’s oil and gas operations, particularly its diversified multi-basin portfolio headlined by a world-class acreage position in the Delaware Basin, translate into reported performance and outlook.
Other 8-K filings address corporate governance events, such as the election of new independent directors to the Board and their assignments to committees like the Audit and Safety, Operations, and Resource Committees. These filings may also reference standard indemnity agreements and director compensation arrangements, providing additional insight into Devon’s governance framework.
Each filing identifies Devon’s common stock, with a par value of $0.10 per share, as trading on The New York Stock Exchange under the symbol DVN. Over time, Devon’s broader SEC reporting, including annual and quarterly reports, outlines its crude petroleum and natural gas extraction activities and its disciplined cash-return business model focused on free cash flow and capital returns to shareholders.
On Stock Titan, these filings are updated from EDGAR and paired with AI-powered summaries that highlight key points, helping readers quickly interpret earnings disclosures, governance updates and other material information contained in Devon’s SEC documents.
Devon Energy executive Tana K. Cashion, EVP Human Resources and Admin, reported several transactions in Devon Energy common stock. On February 10, 2026, she disposed of shares in multiple transactions coded "F" at $43.48 per share to cover tax liabilities related to equity compensation, while maintaining direct ownership.
On the same date, she acquired 15,640 shares of restricted stock in a transaction coded "A" at a stated price of $0. According to the filing, this restricted stock vests in 25% installments each February 10 from 2027 through 2030139,634 shares of Devon Energy common stock.
Devon Energy EVP and General Counsel Dennis C. Cameron reported several tax-related share disposals and a new equity grant. On February 10, 2026, he disposed of multiple blocks of common stock through transactions coded “F” at $43.48 per share to cover tax obligations.
That same day, he acquired 23,920 shares of restricted stock in a transaction coded “A” at $0 per share. These restricted shares vest in four equal 25% installments each February 10 from 2027 through 2030. After all reported transactions, he directly owned 263,597.59 shares of Devon Energy common stock.
Devon Energy and Coterra Energy have signed a definitive agreement to merge in an all-stock transaction that implies a combined enterprise value of approximately $58 billion. The deal would create a large-cap shale operator with a high-quality asset base centered on the Delaware Basin.
The companies expect about $1 billion in annual pre-tax synergies by leveraging their core strengths. After closing, Devon shareholders are expected to own roughly 54% of the combined company and Coterra shareholders about 46% on a fully diluted basis. Closing is targeted for the second quarter of 2026, subject to regulatory and shareholder approvals.
Devon Energy and Coterra Energy plan an at‑market, all‑stock merger that would create a premier U.S. shale operator centered on the Delaware Basin. The companies target closing in the second quarter of 2026, subject to regulatory and shareholder approvals, with Devon as the surviving name.
The combined business is described as one of the largest shale producers, with about 1.6 million barrels of oil equivalent per day and more than half of production and cash flow coming from the Delaware Basin, where current volumes exceed 860,000 barrels of oil equivalent per day. Management highlights roughly 750,000 net acres, nearly 5,000 drilling locations and more than 10 years of high‑return inventory.
They project $1 billion in annual pre‑tax synergies by year‑end 2027, split between capital optimization, operating margin improvements and corporate cost reductions, with a net present value estimated at about 20% of the combined market capitalization. Leadership also cites strong credit metrics, including $4.4 billion of liquidity and net debt to EBITDAX of 0.9 times, supporting a planned $0.315 per‑share quarterly dividend and a future share repurchase authorization in excess of $5 billion. The headquarters and executive team will be based in Houston, while maintaining a significant presence in Oklahoma City.
Devon Energy Corporation agreed to merge with Coterra Energy in an all-stock deal where each Coterra share will convert into 0.70 Devon shares. After closing, Devon’s existing stockholders are expected to own about 54% of the combined company, with Coterra’s stockholders owning about 46%.
The combined company will keep the Devon Energy Corporation name and DVN ticker, with its CEO coming from Devon and its chair from Coterra. The board will have eleven directors, six designated by Devon and five by Coterra, and a governance policy will apply for two years. The merger requires approvals from both companies’ stockholders, U.S. antitrust clearance, NYSE listing of new Devon shares, and effectiveness of a Form S-4 registration statement. Either party may owe a termination fee of $865 million, or up to $40 million in expense reimbursement if stockholder approvals are not obtained in certain cases.
Coterra Energy Inc. has agreed to merge with Devon Energy Corporation in an all‑stock transaction. Each share of Coterra common stock will be converted into 0.70 shares of Devon common stock, with cash paid instead of fractional shares. After closing, former Coterra holders are expected to own about 46% of the combined company and current Devon holders about 54%.
The combined board will have 11 directors, six designated by Devon and five by Coterra. Devon’s current President and CEO will lead the combined company, while Coterra’s current Chairman, CEO and President will become Chair. The deal is subject to shareholder approvals, antitrust clearance, an effective Form S‑4 and other customary conditions, and carries a reciprocal $865 million termination fee plus up to $40 million in expense reimbursement in certain failed‑vote scenarios. Coterra also amended executive severance to enhance change‑in‑control protections and equity vesting on qualifying terminations.
Devon Energy agreed to merge with Coterra Energy in an all‑stock deal, with Coterra becoming a wholly owned Devon subsidiary. Each Coterra share will convert into 0.70 shares of Devon common stock, and the combined company’s stock will continue trading on the NYSE under “DVN.”
After closing, existing Devon stockholders are expected to own about 54% of the combined company and Coterra stockholders about 46%. Governance will be shared, with an 11‑member board split between Devon and Coterra designees and Devon’s current CEO leading the combined company while Coterra’s CEO becomes chair. The merger is subject to shareholder approvals, regulatory clearance, S‑4 effectiveness and NYSE listing of the new shares, with mutual termination fees of up to $865,000,000 in certain scenarios.
Devon Energy executive vice president and chief financial officer Jeffrey L. Ritenour acquired 21,416 shares of common stock on January 27, 2026 at $0 per share. This increased his directly held position to 486,895 Devon Energy shares, as reported in this Form 4 insider transaction filing.
Devon Energy senior vice president John David Raines reported receiving 3,718 shares of common stock on January 27, 2026 at a stated price of $0 per share, indicating an award rather than an open-market purchase. Following this transaction, he directly owns 46,453 Devon Energy common shares.
Devon Energy Corporation executive Robert Ferrall Lowe III, the SVP & Chief Technology Officer, acquired 2,479 shares of Devon common stock on January 27, 2026. The shares were acquired at a reported price of $0 per share. Following this transaction, Lowe beneficially owned a total of 26,765 Devon common shares, held in direct ownership.