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Saratoga Investment ($SAR) CEO Gifts 13,000 Shares

Low SignificanceDecember 11, 2025 at 4:02:31 PM EST

SARATOGA INVESTMENT CORP.

$SAR4CIK: 0001377936

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Filing Summary

Saratoga Investment ($SAR) CEO Gifts 13,000 Shares

Company: SARATOGA INVESTMENT CORP. (SAR) Form: 4 | Filed: 2025-12-11 Significance: Low

Insider: Oberbeck Christian L Title: CEO and Director | Relationship: Director, Officer, 10% Owner

Transaction: • Type: Gift • Shares: 13,000 • Price: $0.00 • Value: $0 • Owned After: 916,506

Key Insight: The CEO gifted 13,000 shares, likely for estate planning. As a non-market transaction with zero cost, this has low trading significance.

This is PUBLIC SEC data for educational purposes. Not investment advice.

Comprehensive Analysis

SEC Filing Analysis: SARATOGA INVESTMENT CORP. (SAR)

Executive Summary

  • Trading Significance: Low
  • Key Takeaway: The CEO, Director, and 10% Owner, Christian L. Oberbeck, gifted a total of 13,000 shares of common stock in a non-market transaction.
  • Market Impact: Neutral. Gift transactions are typically related to personal financial or estate planning and do not signal a change in an insider's view of the company's future performance.

Company Information

FieldValue
CompanySARATOGA INVESTMENT CORP.
Ticker SymbolSAR
CIK0001377936

Insider Information

FieldValue
NameOberbeck Christian L
CIK0001349483
Title/PositionCEO and Director
RelationshipDirector, Officer, 10% Owner

Transaction Details

FieldValue
Form Type4
Transaction Date2025-12-11
Transaction CodeG (Gift)
Security TypeCommon Stock
Shares Involved13,000 (Total shares disposed via gift)
Price Per Share$0.00
Total Value$0
Shares Owned After916,506 (Combined direct and indirect)
Ownership TypeDirect Disposition

Additional Context

Transaction Notes

  • Special Circumstances: The filing details multiple 'G' (Gift) transactions. The insider disposed of 13,000 shares from his direct holdings. These were gifted to his children. Some of these shares are now held indirectly by the insider through his children, as noted in the filing footnotes. This is a common wealth transfer or estate planning strategy and is not considered an open-market sale.
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