Stanley Black & Decker filings document formal disclosures for an industrial products company with NYSE-listed common stock. Recent 8-Ks report operating results, Regulation FD communications, tariff-related guidance commentary, board matters, and the completed sale of Consolidated Aerospace Manufacturing.
The company's proxy materials cover annual-meeting proposals, shareholder voting results, director elections, board governance and equity compensation matters, including the amended and restated 2024 omnibus award plan. Filing exhibits include earnings press releases, supporting financial schedules and material-event materials that describe capital allocation actions, segment performance and forward-looking-statement risk language.
Form 4 overview: On 06/17/2025, Stanley Black & Decker (ticker SWK) director Jane Palmieri recorded two routine, dividend-related acquisitions that slightly raised her beneficial ownership.
- Common stock: 127.4055 shares were automatically credited at a reference price of $64.85 per share through the company’s 2020 RSU Deferral Plan for Non-Employee Directors. Her direct common-stock holdings now total 10,203.3248 shares.
- Derivative (deferred) shares: 25.68 additional deferred shares were credited under the Deferred Compensation Plan via dividend reinvestment, lifting her deferred-share balance to 2,056.6 units. Each deferred share converts 1-for-1 into common stock after she leaves the Board.
No dispositions, sales, or 10b5-1 plan transactions were reported. The filing therefore reflects passive accumulation of shares stemming solely from dividend equivalents rather than an open-market purchase or discretionary trade.
Materiality assessment: The total shares added represent an immaterial fraction of Stanley Black & Decker’s outstanding equity and involve automatic dividend reinvestment features. While insider accumulation generally conveys alignment with shareholder interests, the size and nature of these credits are unlikely to influence the company’s valuation or liquidity.
Stanley Black & Decker director John L. Garrison Jr. reported multiple transactions on June 17, 2025:
- Acquired 40.943 shares of Common Stock at $64.85 per share, bringing total direct ownership to 3,278.943 shares
- Received 481.8812 Deferred Shares under the 2020 RSU Deferral Plan for Non-Employee Directors, resulting from deferred quarterly director fees
- Acquired 8.4948 additional Deferred Shares through dividend reinvestment in the Deferred Compensation Plan
The deferred shares will be settled in common stock after Garrison ceases board membership. These transactions reflect standard director compensation and dividend reinvestment activity, with settlement terms aligned with the company's director compensation plans.
Stanley Black & Decker director Michael David Hankin reported multiple transactions on June 17, 2025, involving both direct stock acquisitions and deferred share arrangements:
- Acquired 148.2308 shares of common stock at $64.85 per share, bringing direct ownership to 14,028.1206 shares
- Received 539.707 deferred shares under the 2020 RSU Deferral Plan for Non-Employee Directors
- Acquired 143.3623 additional deferred shares through dividend reinvestment in the Deferred Compensation Plan
The deferred shares will be settled in common stock upon the director's departure from the Board. These transactions reflect ongoing director compensation and dividend reinvestment arrangements, demonstrating continued alignment with shareholder interests through equity-based compensation.
Stanley Black & Decker Director Debra Ann Crew reported multiple transactions on June 17, 2025, involving the company's equity compensation plans:
- Acquired 148.2308 shares of Common Stock at $64.85 per share, resulting in direct ownership of 11,871.1206 shares
- Received 578.2575 Deferred Shares under the 2020 RSU Deferral Plan for Non-Employee Directors, related to dividend equivalent credits
- Acquired 192.0118 additional Deferred Shares through dividend reinvestment in the Deferred Compensation Plan
The deferred shares will be settled in common stock upon the director's departure from the Board, either as a lump sum or in ten annual installments. These transactions represent routine director compensation and dividend reinvestment activity rather than open market purchases or sales.