[SCHEDULE 13D/A] Permian Resources Corp SEC Filing
Pearl Energy-affiliated reporting persons filed Amendment No. 4 to a Schedule 13D for Permian Resources Corporation's Class A common stock to disclose restructuring of Opco units and related equity. On September 16, 2025, William J. Quinn and his personal vehicle received a distribution of 7,933,155 Opco Common Units and Class C shares; the remaining previously reported Opco Common Units and Class C shares were converted into Class A shares and distributed for no consideration to limited partners and members of the reporting persons.
After the September 2025 transactions, Mr. Quinn beneficially owns 9,245,584 Class A shares (including 7,933,155 issuable upon conversion), representing 1.30% of the Class A outstanding on a base of 702,730,246 shares as reported July 31, 2025. All other reporting persons on this Schedule 13D/A report zero beneficial ownership.
- Transparent disclosure of the September 2025 distribution and conversion transactions via an updated Schedule 13D/A
- Clear ownership figures reported: 9,245,584 shares and 1.30% of Class A outstanding based on the issuer's stated base
- Reduction in group ownership: all other reporting persons ceased to beneficially own any Issuer securities, which reduces the Pearl group’s collective stake
- Decreased influence compared with prior filings because ownership consolidated with a single individual at a lower percentage
Insights
TL;DR Ownership was redistributed and reduced; William J. Quinn now holds 1.30% and other reporting persons report zero holdings.
The amendment documents an internal conversion and distribution of Opco Common Units and Class C shares into Class A shares and direct distributions to Pearl-affiliated limited partners and members. The key investor metric is Mr. Quinn's reported beneficial ownership of 9,245,584 Class A shares, representing 1.30% on the issuer's stated share base. This is a disclosure of ownership structure change rather than an open-market trade, and the filing updates beneficial ownership and confirms no other transactions in the prior 60 days.
TL;DR The filing clarifies equity reallocation among Pearl entities and reduces the reporting group’s collective influence.
The September 2025 Transactions appear to be an internal reallocation: certain Opco units and Class C shares converted to Class A and distributed for no consideration. The result is concentrated beneficial ownership with Mr. Quinn and cessation of holdings by other reporting persons. From a governance viewpoint, this reduces the Pearl group’s collective vote and formal reporting footprint, which may affect how the issuer and investors view shareholder composition, though the amendment provides no indication of a change in strategic intent toward the issuer.