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Genesis Energy, L.P. filings document the regulatory disclosures of a midstream energy master limited partnership whose common units trade on the NYSE under GEL. The filing record includes Form 8-K reports for operating results, earnings releases, conference-call materials, and non-GAAP measures such as Adjusted EBITDA, Available Cash before Reserves, and Segment Margin.
Material-event filings also describe Genesis Energy's capital structure and financing arrangements, including revolving credit agreements, senior secured borrowing terms, senior unsecured notes, subsidiary guarantees, underwriting agreements, indenture supplements, and tender-offer related debt activity. These disclosures connect the partnership's offshore pipeline, marine transportation, sulfur services, and onshore facilities businesses with its liquidity, leverage, distribution capacity, and governance obligations as a public limited partnership.
Genesis Energy LP director Albert Conrad P reported compensation-related changes in his holdings of Common Units - Class A and phantom units on July 1, 2026. A block of 2,500 phantom units vested and was paid in cash, which is treated as an acquisition of 2,500 common units and a simultaneous disposition of those units back to the issuer at $14.77 per unit.
On the same date, he received a new award of 2,976 phantom units that will be paid in cash based on the average closing price over the 20 trading days before vesting and includes distribution equivalent rights that accrue quarterly distributions. Following these transactions, he directly holds 17,500 Common Units - Class A and 7,324 phantom units, reflecting routine equity-based compensation activity rather than open-market buying or selling.
GENESIS ENERGY LP director Jack T. Taylor reported compensation-related unit activity rather than open-market trading. On July 1, 2026, 2,575 phantom units vested and were paid in cash, which accounting rules treat as acquiring 2,575 Common Units - Class A and simultaneously disposing of the same number back to the issuer at $14.77 per unit.
He also received a new grant of 3,065 phantom units that can convert into an equal number of common units after vesting. Following these transactions, he directly holds 35,440 Common Units - Class A and 7,550 phantom units, reflecting ongoing equity-linked compensation rather than discretionary buying or selling in the market.
GENESIS ENERGY LP director James E. Davison Jr. reported compensation-related changes involving phantom units and related Common Units - Class A on 2026-07-01. A vesting event for 2,388 phantom units was settled in cash, which the filing treats as a deemed acquisition and simultaneous disposition of 2,388 common units back to the issuer at $14.77 per unit.
Davison also received a new award of 2,843 phantom units, each linked to an equivalent number of common units, with payment in cash based on the average closing price before vesting and including distribution equivalent rights that accrue quarterly distributions over the vesting period. Following these transactions, he directly holds 3,883,045 Common Units - Class A and 7,225 phantom units187,856 units in the James E. and Margaret A.B. Davison Special Trust and 446,460 units in the William Charles Davison Trust, subject to pecuniary-interest disclaimers.
Genesis Energy LP director Kenneth M. Jastrow II reported several compensation-related unit transactions. On July 1, 2026, 2,649 phantom units vested and were paid in cash, which is treated as a disposition of those phantom units and a simultaneous acquisition and disposition of 2,649 underlying Common Units - Class A back to the issuer at $14.77 per unit. After these steps, he held 152,649 Common Units - Class A directly. He also received a new grant of 3,154 phantom units, which are scheduled to vest on July 1, 2027 and be paid in cash based on the average closing price over the 20 trading days before vesting, and will accrue quarterly distribution equivalent rights during the vesting period.
Genesis Energy LP director Sharilyn S. Gasaway reported compensation-related changes in her holdings. On July 1, 2026, 2,500 phantom units vested and were paid in cash, which is treated as acquiring 2,500 Common Units - Class A and simultaneously disposing of those units back to the issuer.
She also received a grant of 2,976 phantom units, which will be paid in cash based on the average closing price over the 20 trading days before vesting and include tandem distribution equivalent rights. After these transactions, she directly holds 288,364 Common Units - Class A and 10,539 phantom units.
Genesis Energy, L.P. reported a board change at its general partner. On June 26, 2026, director James E. Davison notified the board of his retirement, effective the same day. The company stated that his decision was not due to any disagreement regarding operations, policies, or practices.
Thompson Frederick Michael reported acquisition or exercise transactions in this Form 4 filing.
Genesis Energy LP senior executive Frederick Michael Thompson received a compensation award of phantom units. On April 14, 2026, he was granted 6,177 phantom units, each economically equivalent to one common unit of Genesis Energy LP.
The phantom units are cash-settled based on the closing price of the common units on the vesting date and include tandem distribution equivalent rights that pay cash equal to the quarterly cash distribution on common units for as long as they are unvested. The full award is scheduled to vest on April 14, 2029, the third anniversary of the grant date, if he remains employed, with potential earlier vesting in situations described in the award agreement.
GENESIS ENERGY LP senior executive Frederick Michael Thompson filed an initial ownership report showing a personal stake in the partnership. The filing lists direct ownership of 479 Common Units - Class A, reflecting his current holdings as of the reporting date without showing any recent purchases or sales.
Genesis Energy LP director James E. Davison Jr. reported an internal ownership restructuring involving 1,527,239 Common Units - Class A on May 21, 2026. He withdrew these units from several family-related trusts in exchange for cash and other property of equal value contributed to the trusts.
The change shifted his interest from indirect to direct ownership, resulting in 5,410,284 Common Units - Class A held directly after the transaction. This was a non-market, non-cash transaction with the public and did not involve an open-market buy or sell of units.
Genesis Energy, L.P. large unitholder James E. Davison Jr. filed Amendment No. 6 to his Schedule 13D covering the partnership’s common units. He now beneficially owns 5,423,932 common units, representing 4.43% of the class, based on 122,424,321 units outstanding plus units issuable from his Class B holdings.
The filing explains that on July 22, 2015 Genesis sold 10,350,000 common units in an underwritten offering, which increased total outstanding units from 99,589,221 to 109,939,221 and reduced Davison’s ownership below 5%, making this a final, exit filing. It also describes a May 21, 2026 estate-planning transaction in which Davison withdrew 1,527,239 units from family trusts in exchange for cash and property of equal value contributed back to the trusts, consolidating these units under his direct beneficial ownership.