Kinetik Holdings Inc. (NASDAQ: KNTK) Chief Financial Officer Trevor Howard reported a sale of 1,619 shares of Class A common stock on March 4, 2026, according to a Form 4 filed with the Securities and Exchange Commission. The shares changed hands at $46.92 per share, producing a gross transaction value of $75,963.
The Form 4 filing clarifies that the disposition was executed to meet tax withholding obligations associated with the award of vested shares issued in lieu of a cash settlement of the reporting person’s annual incentive award for the 2025 fiscal year. Following this sale, Howard’s direct holdings in Kinetik amount to 249,795 shares.
Market quotes show the company’s stock trading at $45.60 at the time of the report. Data from InvestingPro cited in the filing materials indicates that Kinetik appears undervalued relative to its Fair Value estimate. The InvestingPro snapshot also notes a dividend yield of 7.11% and a year-to-date total return of 29% for the stock. The platform is reported to provide 12 additional ProTips and full Pro Research Reports for more detailed analysis.
In its financial reporting for the fourth quarter of fiscal 2025, Kinetik disclosed diluted earnings per share of $2.16, compared with analyst expectations of $0.33. That gap yields an EPS surprise of 554.55%. On the top line, the company reported revenue of $430.42 million versus the $476.77 million analysts had anticipated, representing a revenue surprise of -9.72%.
The quarterly results therefore combine a substantial EPS beat with a notable revenue shortfall. The company and market commentary presented in the filing and related materials do not include any new announcements of mergers or acquisitions. Likewise, there were no recent analyst upgrades or downgrades referenced in the disclosures accompanying the Form 4 and earnings figures. Taken together, the disclosures emphasize the firm’s earnings strength in Q4 2025 alongside challenges on revenue relative to expectations.
Context and note: The sale recorded on the Form 4 is described specifically as a tax-withholding sale tied to vested equity issued in lieu of cash for the 2025 annual incentive award. No additional transactions, changes to executive roles, or corporate actions beyond what is described in the filing and the company’s reported quarter were disclosed.