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PPG Industries, Inc. filings document regulatory disclosures for a global paints, coatings and specialty products company. Recent 8-K reports furnish earnings releases and financial-condition updates, while other current reports cover executive-officer appointments, retirement notices, director elections, committee assignments and equity-based compensation arrangements.
The company’s proxy materials describe shareholder meeting matters, board governance, director compensation, executive pay and pay-versus-performance disclosures. PPG’s filings also identify its common stock and outstanding senior notes, giving the formal record for capital structure, governance actions, operating results and material-event reporting.
PPG Industries Inc. senior vice president Karl Henrik Bergstrom reported an acquisition of company stock through an equity award. On the transaction date, he received 1,986 shares of common stock at no cash price in connection with the settlement of a 2023 restricted stock unit performance award. Following this grant, his directly owned common stock holdings increased to 14,707 shares.
PPG Industries delivered steady 2025 results, keeping net sales around $15.9 billion while lifting income before income taxes to $2,045 million, up $193 million from 2024. Reported earnings per diluted share from continuing operations rose to $6.92, though adjusted EPS edged down to $7.58.
Performance was mixed by region and end market. Aerospace, protective and marine, packaging and traffic solutions grew, while automotive refinish, industrial coatings and architectural coatings in Europe softened. About 43% of 2025 sales came from sustainably-advantaged products, reflecting PPG’s focus on lower emissions, energy efficiency and durability.
PPG generated about $1.9 billion of operating cash flow, spending $778 million on capital projects, $628 million on dividends and roughly $790 million on share repurchases. It ended the year with around $2.2 billion in cash and short-term investments and expects 2026 organic sales to be flat to low single-digit growth, helped by aerospace and selected share gains.
PPG Industries Senior VP & CFO Vincent J. Morales reported exercising employee stock options and selling common shares. On February 13, 2026, he exercised 19,259 options at $109.74 per share and 30,397 options at $119.52 per share, receiving the same number of PPG common shares.
That same day, he executed open-market sales totaling 78,095 common shares at prices around $131 per share, in multiple transactions. Following these trades, he held no directly owned common stock, and 8,844.7704 shares were held indirectly through the PPG Industries Employee Savings Plan as of February 13, 2026.
PPG Industries senior vice president and chief HR officer Robert L. Massy received a grant of 0.2056 phantom stock units tied to PPG common stock. These units convert to common shares on a one-for-one basis and are scheduled to be paid after termination of employment with PPG.
The units are held in the PPG Industries Deferred Compensation Plan, where phantom stock units represent interests in an unfunded company stock fund made up of stock and cash. Following this grant, Massy holds a total of 167.5345 phantom stock units in the plan, a figure that can change over time with stock price and cash movements in the fund.
PPG Industries Chairman and CEO Timothy M. Knavish reported a small grant of phantom stock units under a deferred compensation plan. On this date, he acquired 0.7385 phantom stock units at a reference price of $131.34 per unit, bringing his total holdings in the plan to 12,289.2409 phantom stock units. These units represent interests in an unfunded company stock fund that holds PPG stock and cash, and their value can change with PPG’s share price and the cash in the fund. Each phantom unit is designed to convert into one share of PPG common stock, generally after his employment with PPG ends.
PPG Industries senior vice president Juliane M. Hefel reported an automatic grant of phantom stock units under a deferred compensation plan. She acquired 0.8079 phantom stock units at a reference price of $131.34 per unit, bringing her total holdings in the plan to 230.3947 units.
The phantom stock units track PPG common stock on a one-for-one basis and convert into common shares after termination of employment with PPG. These units represent interests in an unfunded unitized company stock fund made up of stock and cash, and the number of units can change over time with market value and cash levels.
PPG Industries senior vice president Chancey E. Hagerty reported an automatic grant of phantom stock units under a deferred compensation plan. He acquired 0.1066 phantom stock units at a reference price of $131.34 per unit, bringing his total holdings in this plan to 186.6301 units. These units convert into common stock on a one-for-one basis after his employment with PPG ends.
Foulkes Anne M. reported acquisition or exercise transactions in this Form 4 filing.
PPG Industries senior vice president Anne M. Foulkes reported an automatic grant of 0.3883 phantom stock units at $131.34 per unit under a deferred compensation plan. These units track PPG common stock on a one-for-one basis after employment ends, bringing her total phantom stock holdings to 756.5221 units.
PPG Industries senior vice president of operations Kevin D. Braun reported an automatic award of phantom stock units under a deferred compensation plan. He acquired 1.1535 phantom stock units at a reference value of $131.34 per unit, bringing his total holdings in the plan to 825.6255 phantom stock units.
These phantom stock units are bookkeeping entries that track the value of PPG common stock and cash in a unitized company stock fund. According to the disclosure, each unit converts into one share of PPG common stock after termination of employment, and the number of units attributed to him can change over time with market value and fund cash levels.