Baytex Energy sees big insider buying - insiders from the CEO down

 Baytex Energy has seen improving numbers and confidence internally has been growing.  Doing 3.4 billion in revenue in 2023 - this is a huge increase on recent history. 

Eric                             Thomas GreagerCEOBuy                              03/06/2420,0004.2500062,5951,040,000
James                          Robert Maclean                   N/ABuy03/06/249,4004.2500029,41980,622
Eric                             Thomas GreagerCEOBuy03/04/2434,7744.34000111,3161,020,000
                                  Angela S LekatsasN/ABuy03/04/2418,0004.4083058,52748,000

These are major investments by major insiders who know a great deal about the business and where its going. Not an endorsement - but we are very excited about the prospects for Baytex Energy.

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