The Progressive Corporation filings document formal disclosures for an Ohio-based insurance holding company with common shares listed on the New York Stock Exchange. Its 8-K reports regularly furnish monthly and year-to-date operating results for the company and its consolidated subsidiaries, including net premiums written, net premiums earned, net income, per-share results, combined ratio, realized securities gains or losses, and policies in force by line of business.
The filing record also includes capital-structure disclosures tied to senior notes and material agreements, proxy materials covering board governance, shareholder voting matters, executive compensation, and equity awards, and officer-transition disclosures under current-report requirements.
Progressive Corporation (PGR) – Form 4 filing
On 11-Jul-2025, Director Barbara R. Snyder reported the acquisition of 8.5211 Phantom Stock Units through automatic dividend-equivalent reinvestment under a company plan. Each unit is economically equivalent to one share of Progressive common stock and will be settled in cash at a future date elected by the director. Following the transaction, Snyder now beneficially owns 21,042.2213 Phantom Stock Units. No open-market purchases or sales of common shares were disclosed, and no non-derivative holdings changed.
The filing represents a routine, low-volume administrative adjustment rather than a strategic share transaction. There is no cash outlay, no change in voting power, and no immediate dilution to existing shareholders. As such, the event is unlikely to influence PGR’s share price or investment thesis.
Reporting person: Lawton W. Fitt, a director of Progressive Corporation (PGR), reported a Section 16 transaction dated 07/11/2025.
The filing shows the acquisition of 54.7412 restricted phantom stock units through the reinvestment of dividend equivalents at a $0 price. Those units correspond to 54.7412 underlying common shares and are payable in cash when elected under the plan. After this transaction the reporting person beneficially owns 135,180.6528 shares (direct). The Form 4 was signed by Sarah R. D'Amore by power of attorney on 07/15/2025.
Progressive Corp. (PGR) – Form 4 filed 15 Jul 2025
Independent director Charles A. Davis disclosed two small, automatic acquisitions of derivative equity interests on 11 Jul 2025.
- 7.857 Phantom Stock Units (restricted stock) were acquired via dividend-equivalent reinvestment; each unit converts 1-for-1 into Progressive common shares.
- An additional 1.916 Phantom Stock Units were credited under the same plan the same day.
- No cash consideration was paid (exercise price reported as $0).
- Units will be settled in cash at a future date elected by the director, per plan rules.
- Post-transaction holdings stand at 19,402.3065 restricted Phantom Stock Units and 4,731.5268 regular Phantom Stock Units, all reported as directly owned.
The filing shows routine dividend reinvestment rather than an active purchase or sale of Progressive common stock, and the aggregate increase—fewer than 10 share equivalents—is immaterial relative to the company’s total shares outstanding. No Rule 10b5-1 trading plan was indicated.
Pamela J. Craig, a director of Progressive Corporation (PGR), filed a Form 4 on 07/15/2025 reporting a routine dividend-related transaction dated 07/11/2025. The filing shows the automatic acquisition of 2.3842 phantom stock units through the reinvestment of dividend equivalents under the company’s deferred compensation plan. Each phantom unit is economically equivalent to one share of Progressive common stock and will be settled in cash, not stock, at a future date elected by the director or otherwise stipulated by the plan. Following the transaction, Craig’s total holding under the plan increased to 5,887.6837 phantom stock units. No open-market purchases or sales of Progressive common shares were reported, and there were no changes in non-derivative share ownership.
The transaction was coded “A” (acquisition) and priced at $0, reflecting its nature as a cash-settled, plan-based award rather than a market trade. Because the acquisition arises from dividend reinvestment and involves a de minimis quantity relative to Progressive’s outstanding share count, the filing is considered administratively routine with limited direct market impact.
Progressive Corporation (PGR) – Form 4 insider filing
President & CEO Susan Patricia Griffith reported two gift (Code G) transactions dated 07/07/2025, executed pursuant to a Rule 10b5-1 trading plan adopted on 03/30/2025.
- 2,285 common shares gifted from her direct holdings.
- 2,715 common shares gifted from indirect holdings in her husband’s trust.
No cash consideration was received (price $0). After the transfers, Griffith’s beneficial ownership stands at 476,285.601 shares held directly, 53,737.096 shares held indirectly via her husband’s trust, plus 15,757.628 shares in a 401(k) plan and 19,108 shares held by her spouse. The filing reflects a redistribution of shares within the family estate rather than an open-market sale.
Progressive Corporation (PGR) – Form 4 insider transaction
Vice President and Chief Financial Officer John P. Sauerland filed a Form 4 for a single non-derivative transaction executed on 30 Jun 2025. Under a previously adopted Rule 10b5-1 trading plan (effective 22 Aug 2024), Sauerland sold 10,000 common shares at $263.79 per share, generating gross proceeds of roughly $2.64 million.
After the sale, the executive reports:
- 228,024.069 shares held directly
- 13,577.06 shares held indirectly through the company 401(k) plan
No derivative securities were acquired or disposed of, and no additional transactions were disclosed. The filing was signed on 2 Jul 2025 by attorney-in-fact Sarah R. D’Amore.
The transaction reduces Sauerland’s direct holdings by approximately 4.2% yet leaves him with a substantial equity position. Because the sale was pre-scheduled under a 10b5-1 plan, it may carry less informational weight than unscheduled sales; however, investors often track senior executive dispositions for sentiment signals.