Crane NXT, Co. filings document operating results, governance matters, material events and capital-structure disclosures for an industrial technology company focused on authentication, traceability, payment, detection and inspection technologies. Form 8-K reports furnish earnings releases, quarterly financial data supplements, investor presentations, acquisition-related disclosures, director appointments, dividend actions and material agreements.
The company’s proxy materials cover annual meeting procedures, stockholder voting matters, director nominations and board governance. These filings also record disclosure categories tied to Crane NXT’s portfolio, including CPI, security and authentication technologies, and Detection & Traceability Technologies following the completed Antares Vision acquisition.
Crane NXT, Co. director John S. Stroup reported compensation-related equity grants. On May 21, 2026, he received two awards of Deferred Stock Units, covering 210 and 7,364 units at a stated price of $0.00 per unit.
The units each correspond to one share of Crane NXT common stock and convert on a one-for-one basis when Stroup separates from service on the Board of Directors. Some units represent accumulated dividends during the year, and grants can be forfeited if board service ends before the one-year anniversary, except in cases of death or a change in control of Crane NXT.
Crane NXT, Co. director David D. Petratis reported compensation-related awards of Deferred Stock Units on May 21, 2026. He acquired 131 Deferred Stock Units and a separate award of 5,243 Deferred Stock Units, each at a stated price of $0.00 per unit.
According to the disclosure, these Deferred Stock Units convert into Crane NXT common stock on a one-for-one basis upon his separation from service on the Board of Directors. The units are generally forfeited if service ends before the one-year anniversary of the grant, except in the case of death or a change in control of Crane NXT. Following the larger award, his direct holdings of Deferred Stock Units were 15,596 units.
Crane NXT, Co. director Ellen McClain Haime received two compensation awards of Deferred Stock Units on May 21, 2026, for 343 and 4,569 units. These units convert into common stock on a one-for-one basis when she leaves the Board and are generally forfeited if service ends within one year of grant, except in cases of death or a change in control. A portion represents dividend-equivalent units accumulated during the year.
Crane NXT, Co. director Cristen L. Kogl received two compensation-related awards of Deferred Stock Units on May 21, 2026. One award covered 133 Deferred Stock Units and a second covered 4,119 Deferred Stock Units, each at a stated price of $0.00 per unit.
The Deferred Stock Units are linked to Crane NXT common stock on a one-for-one basis and convert into common shares upon separation from service on the Board of Directors. The units are forfeited if board service ends before the one-year anniversary of the grant, except in cases of death or a change in control, and a portion represents accumulated dividend equivalents. These are equity awards, not open-market purchases or sales.
Crane NXT, Co. director Sandra Joyce reported two compensation-related grants of Deferred Stock Units on May 21, 2026. She acquired 70 and 4,119 Deferred Stock Units at a price of $0.00 per unit. These units convert into common stock on a one-for-one basis upon her separation from Board service and may be forfeited if service ends within one year of grant, except in cases of death or a change in control. Following the larger grant, her reported Deferred Stock Unit balance was 9,624 units, with no open-market purchases or sales disclosed.
Crane NXT, Co. director William K. Grogan reported receiving a grant and related dividends totaling 6,492 Deferred Stock Units as of May 21, 2026. These awards are compensation-type acquisitions, with no open-market buying or selling involved.
The Deferred Stock Units convert into Crane NXT common stock on a one-for-one basis when Grogan separates from service on the Board of Directors. The units are generally forfeited if his board service ends before the one-year anniversary of the grant, unless the termination is due to death or a change in control of Crane NXT.
Crane NXT, Co. director Michael Dinkins reported compensation-related awards of deferred stock units. He was granted 193 deferred stock units and a separate grant of 4,119 deferred stock units, each tied to an equal number of shares of common stock.
The deferred stock units convert into Crane NXT common stock on a one-for-one basis when he separates from service on the Board of Directors. The units are forfeited if his service ends before the one-year anniversary of the grant, except in cases of death or a change in control of Crane NXT. The filing also notes that some units reflect accumulated dividend equivalents during the year.
Crane NXT, Co. director Jeff Benck received a grant of 4,837 Deferred Stock Units as compensation. These units were acquired at a stated price of $0.00 per unit and represent a new derivative position tied to Crane NXT common stock.
The Deferred Stock Units convert into common stock on a one-for-one basis when Benck separates from service on the Board of Directors. The units are forfeited if his board service ends before the one-year anniversary of the grant, unless the termination is due to death or a change in control of Crane NXT. Following this award, Benck directly holds 4,837 Deferred Stock Units.
Crane NXT, Co. — institutional ownership disclosure. Wellington Management Group LLP, together with affiliated Wellington entities, reports beneficial ownership of 814,164 shares, equal to 1.42% of Crane NXT common stock. The filing lists shared voting power 585,357 and shared dispositive power 814,164.
Crane NXT reported higher first-quarter 2026 sales but sharply lower profit as it absorbed major acquisitions and restructuring costs. Net sales rose to $387.7M from $330.3M, helped by the De La Rue Authentication Solutions acquisition, strong banknote demand, and favorable currency.
Operating profit fell to $22.2M from $37.3M, and net income attributable to common shareholders dropped to $6.4M (earnings per diluted share $0.11) from $21.7M ($0.38 per diluted share). The decline reflected higher acquisition-related amortization, $3.1M of restructuring charges, stock-based compensation linked to the Antares Vision deal, and higher interest expense of $17.8M.
The company completed its multi-phase acquisition of Antares Vision with total consideration of $418.2M, adding $241.1M of goodwill and $251.2M of identifiable intangibles, and assumed $123.5M of debt. Cash from operations was a use of $14.0M, while investing cash outflows of $231.2M were dominated by the Antares Vision purchase and were largely funded by new Term Loan B borrowings, which increased total debt.