Stanley Black SEC Filings

Stanley Black & Decker (SWK) Form 4: On 09/16/2025 director Debra Ann Crew was credited with deferred and restricted stock unit shares under director plans and reported acquisitions at an average NYSE-related price of $78.39 per share. The filing shows a nondiscretionary acquisition of 125.7004 common shares, leaving 11,996.821 common shares beneficially owned after the transaction. Related derivative-type deferred share credits total 478.4078 and 168.95 deferred shares, with underlying common-stock equivalents and a reported post-transaction beneficial ownership of 16,602.9639 shares. The entries reflect dividend-equivalent credits and fee deferrals under the company’s director RSU deferral and deferred compensation plans and are signed by an attorney-in-fact on 09/18/2025.

Mitchell Adrian V, a director of Stanley Black & Decker, Inc. (SWK), reported acquisitions on 09/16/2025. The Form 4 shows a purchase of 98.7058 shares of common stock at $78.39 per share, resulting in 9,420.4571 shares beneficially owned directly after the transaction. The filing also reports acquisitions of deferred shares under the company's non-employee director plans: 398.6732 deferred shares (under the Deferred Compensation Plan) and 54.2819 additional deferred shares from dividend reinvestment, each settled in common stock per plan terms. The deferred-share entries reference an underlying common-stock amount and the same per-share price of $78.39. The Form 4 was signed by attorney-in-fact Janet M. Link on 09/18/2025. The explanations state these deferred units arise from director fee deferrals and dividend equivalents and will be settled according to the applicable deferral elections.

Susan K. Carter, a director of Stanley Black & Decker (SWK), reported acquisitions of company shares on 09/16/2025. The Form 4 shows a non-derivative acquisition of 58.5393 common shares at $78.39 per share, increasing her directly held common stock to 5,628.9792 shares. The filing also reports acquisition of 462.4609 and 29.8008 deferred shares (totaling 492.2617) under the companys director deferral plans; those deferred shares convert one-for-one into common stock on settlement. The filing includes explanations that some shares reflect dividend equivalents credited under the RSU Deferral Plan and reinvested dividends under the Deferred Compensation Plan.

Andrea J. Ayers, a director of Stanley Black & Decker (SWK), reported transactions on 09/16/2025. She had 638 restricted stock units that were 100% vested upon grant and elected to defer settlement under the company’s RSU Deferral Plan, leaving her with 36,017.1791 shares beneficially owned after that entry. She also received 210.4958 additional RSU-equivalent shares credited as dividend equivalents at an average price of $78.39, increasing beneficial ownership to 36,227.6749. Separately, she acquired 398.6732 and 145.4558 deferred shares under the Deferred Compensation Plan and dividend reinvestment, which convert to common stock upon settlement. Settlement and payout timing follow the applicable deferral plan elections.

Jane Palmieri, a director of Stanley Black & Decker (SWK), received additional company shares on 09/16/2025 through dividend-equivalent credits and dividend reinvestment tied to director deferral plans. The filing reports the acquisition of 108.0405 shares of common stock at an effective price of $78.39, bringing her directly held common stock to 10,311.3653 shares. Separately, 21.7768 deferred shares were credited under the Deferred Compensation Plan, increasing deferred holdings to 2,078.3768 shares; those deferred shares convert one-for-one into common stock and are payable as a lump-sum after she leaves the board. The transactions reflect routine plan credits tied to cash dividends and the companys director compensation deferral arrangements.

John L. Garrison Jr., a director of Stanley Black & Decker (SWK), reported transactions dated 09/16/2025 showing acquisitions of equity and deferred-share credits related to director compensation plans. The filing reports a purchase of 34.7199 shares of common stock at $78.39 per share, leaving 3,313.6629 shares beneficially owned following the transaction. In addition, the report shows 398.6732 and 12.3061 deferred shares credited under the company’s Deferred Compensation and RSU Deferral plans, with underlying common-stock equivalents noted and settlement terms described in the explanations.

Michael D. Hankin, a director of Stanley Black & Decker (SWK), reported acquisitions on 09/16/2025. The Form 4 shows a non-derivative purchase of 125.7004 shares of common stock at $78.39 per share, increasing his direct holdings to 14,153.821 shares. The filing also reports acquisitions of 446.514 and 127.2868 deferred shares under the company’s director deferred compensation and RSU deferral plans; these deferred shares correspond to the same $78.39 per-share value and will convert to common stock on settlement in accordance with the applicable deferral elections. The transactions reflect dividend-equivalent credits and fee deferrals rather than open-market purchases by the reporting person.

Robert J. Manning, a director of Stanley Black & Decker, reported a transaction on 04/25/2025 in which 3,238 shares of Common Stock were acquired upon settlement of fully vested restricted stock units at a $0 per-share price. After the reported transaction Manning beneficially owns 7,698 shares directly and 30,000 shares indirectly through his spouse. The filing notes the shares were 100% vested upon grant and that the report was submitted late because of a technical filing issue. The Form 4 was signed by an attorney-in-fact on 09/05/2025.

Stanley Black & Decker’s Q2-25 10-Q shows a swing back to profitability but with mixed operating quality. Net sales slipped 2% YoY to $3.95 bn as soft demand in Tools & Outdoor and the smaller Engineered Fastening unit offset price/mix gains. Gross profit fell 6% and margin compressed 110 bps to 27.0%, while SG&A rose 5% on wage inflation and restructuring support costs.

Profitability recovered: pre-tax income from continuing ops improved to $26.7 m (Q2-24: -$22.1 m) and, aided by a $75 m tax benefit, produced net income of $101.9 m, or $0.67 diluted EPS versus a loss of $0.07 last year. YTD diluted EPS is $1.27 (vs $0.05).

Cash & balance sheet: YTD operating cash flow swung to a $206 m outflow (2024 inflow $142 m) driven by a $341 m working-capital drag as inventories rose 2% to $4.64 bn. Long-term debt declined $845 m to $4.76 bn through scheduled maturities and a $500 m repayment, but short-term borrowings jumped to $1.07 bn (nil at FY-24), reflecting commercial-paper funding of the inventory build. Liquidity remains solid with $312 m cash and $3.5 bn of undrawn credit lines.

Equity & OCI: Shareholders’ equity increased 4% to $9.06 bn, helped by $215 m of favourable FX translation and hedge movements that cut accumulated OCI loss to $1.98 bn. The company maintained its $0.82 quarterly dividend (cash cost $124 m) and executed nominal share buybacks.

• Q2 OCF: +$214 m; YTD –$206 m
• Inventory days: 153 (up 5 days YoY)
• Net debt/EBITDA (ttm, adj): ~3.8×

Outlook comments were not provided in the filing; investors should watch inventory normalization, demand recovery and refinancing of the $850 m maturities due within 12 months.