Welcome to our dedicated page for Phinia SEC filings (Ticker: PHIN), a comprehensive resource for investors and traders seeking official regulatory documents including 10-K annual reports, 10-Q quarterly earnings, 8-K material events, and insider trading forms.
PHINIA Inc. (NYSE: PHIN) files a range of reports with the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission that provide detail on its fuel systems, electrical systems, and aftermarket solutions business. This SEC filings page aggregates those documents so readers can review how PHINIA describes its financial condition, risk factors, governance, and key agreements.
Core filings for a company like PHINIA typically include annual reports on Form 10-K and quarterly reports on Form 10-Q, which discuss segment performance for its Fuel Systems and Aftermarket businesses, geographic exposure, and factors affecting demand in commercial vehicles, industrial applications, and light vehicles. Current reports on Form 8-K add timely disclosures about specific events. Recent 8-K filings for PHINIA have addressed quarterly financial results, a settlement agreement with its former parent BorgWarner related to tax matters associated with its spin-off, and a change in independent registered public accounting firm.
Investors interested in PHINIA’s capital structure, liquidity, and risk profile can use these filings to understand topics such as its debt arrangements, tax matters, and the risks it identifies around economic conditions, emissions regulation, supply chains, and its international operations. Filings also reference forward-looking statements, outlining uncertainties that could affect future results.
On Stock Titan, PHINIA’s filings are updated as new documents are posted to the SEC’s EDGAR system. AI-powered summaries help explain the key points of lengthy reports, highlight notable items in 10-K and 10-Q filings, and clarify the significance of specific 8-K events. Users can also review disclosures related to the company’s spin-off history and other material agreements, using this page as a focused entry point into PHINIA’s regulatory record.
Yang Hongyong reported acquisition or exercise transactions in this Form 4 filing.
PHINIA INC. executive Yang Hongyong, VP and GM Fuel Systems Asia Pacific, reported an automatic grant of 6 restricted stock units tied to dividend reinvestment on existing awards. Following this grant, he holds 1,203 restricted stock units directly.
He also holds phantom units that are economically equivalent to common shares and settle in cash based on PHINIA’s closing share price on the vesting date. According to the disclosure, remaining phantom units are scheduled to vest on February 28, 2027 and in two equal annual installments beginning on that date.
PHINIA INC. Vice President and Controller Samantha Pombier received 13 shares of common stock on March 20, 2026 as a grant related to restricted stock dividend reinvestment. After this routine, non-cash acquisition, she directly holds 8,864 common shares, including 2,740 shares of restricted stock.
PHINIA INC. senior vice president and CIO Matthew Logar received 57 shares of common stock as a grant tied to restricted stock dividend reinvestment. These shares were automatically acquired when dividends on his outstanding restricted stock were reinvested under the award terms, bringing his direct holdings to 19,501 shares, including 11,991 restricted shares.
PHINIA INC. executive John Lipinski, VP and GM Fuel Systems Europe, reported an automatic acquisition of 41 shares of common stock. These were shares of restricted stock received through automatic reinvestment of dividends on existing restricted awards, rather than an open-market purchase.
Following this grant, Lipinski directly holds 22,362 shares of PHINIA common stock, which include 8,737 shares of restricted stock. This filing reflects routine compensation-related share accrual tied to dividend reinvestment on previously granted restricted stock.
PHINIA INC. vice president of operational excellence Christopher Gustanski received 32 shares of common stock as a grant under existing equity awards. The shares reflect restricted stock acquired through automatic dividend reinvestment on outstanding restricted stock. After this award, he directly holds 14,903 common shares, including 6,776 restricted shares.
PHINIA INC. vice president and GM Global Aftermarket Neil Fryer reported an automatic acquisition of 43 shares of common stock in the form of restricted stock units. These units were created through automatic dividend reinvestment on existing restricted stock unit awards, rather than an open-market purchase.
After this routine compensation-related transaction, Fryer directly holds 18,223 shares of common stock, including 9,175 restricted stock units. The filing reflects normal dividend-driven adjustments to equity awards rather than a discretionary trading decision.
PHINIA INC. vice president and chief people officer Dori Sebastian acquired 32 shares of common stock through a grant of restricted stock units tied to automatic dividend reinvestment on existing awards. Following this award, Sebastian directly holds 16,559 shares of common stock, including 6,654 restricted stock units.
PHINIA INC. senior vice president and chief human resources officer Alisa Di Beasi reported an acquisition of 59 shares of common stock as a grant or award. The footnotes explain these are restricted shares received through automatic dividend reinvestment on previously granted restricted stock.
After this transaction, she directly holds 35,319 common shares, including 12,633 shares of restricted stock. This is a small, compensation-related adjustment to her equity position rather than an open-market trade.
PHINIA INC. executive Michael Coetzee received 43 shares of common stock as a grant tied to dividend reinvestment on existing restricted stock awards. These shares were acquired at no cash price as required by the award terms. Following this automatic acquisition, Coetzee directly holds 28,259 common shares, including 8,968 shares of restricted stock.
PHINIA INC. senior vice president, general counsel and secretary Robert Boyle received a grant of 69 shares of common stock at no cost. These were restricted shares acquired through automatic dividend reinvestment on his existing restricted stock. Following this award, he directly holds 35,719 shares, including 14,466 shares of restricted stock.