Delek Logistics EVP Sells 250 Common Units

The transaction was executed as part of a Rule 10b5-1 trading plan adopted earlier this year.

October 14, 2025

Delek Logistics Executive Reduces Holdings Through Scheduled Equity Sale

On October 6, Delek Logistics Executive Vice President Reuven Spiegel sold 250 common units at $45 per unit. The transaction wasn’t random—it was executed under a Rule 10b5-1 trading plan that had been in place since March. These types of plans are designed to keep transactions compliant with insider trading rules, especially when an executive might have access to material non-public information.

Spiegel now holds 24,712 units following the sale. Ownership remains direct, and no derivative securities were affected. The filing, submitted to the SEC and signed by his attorney-in-fact on October 8, includes no additional disclosures about upcoming activity or changes in other holdings.

Planned Sales Support Transparency

These kinds of routine, pre-scheduled sales give executives a way to manage their personal portfolios while continuing to fulfill leadership responsibilities. As EVP and Director, Spiegel plays a central role in the company’s decision-making. Moves like this, made under structured plans, help maintain transparency and consistency around insider transactions.

This particular update doesn’t indicate any shift in Spiegel’s broader strategy—it simply reflects a small, planned reduction in his position.