Procter & Gamble CFO Receives Annual Equity Incentive Grants
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Filing Summary
š Form 4 Filing Alert: Procter & Gamble Co ($PG) Insider: Andre Schulten (Chief Financial Officer) Transaction Date: October 1, 2026 Type: Grant / Award (Code A)
ā¢ Direct Shares Awarded: 6,557 Restricted Stock Units ($0.00) ā¢ Stock Options Granted: 78,324 options @ $143.95 exercise price ā¢ Direct Shares Owned After: 69,532.0097 ā¢ Indirect Holdings: 7,535.1091 (Retirement Plan Trustee) Significance: Low (Routine annual equity compensation grant)
Comprehensive Analysis
Overview & Context
On October 5, 2026, Andre Schulten, Chief Financial Officer of Procter & Gamble Co ($PG), filed a Form 4 disclosing annual equity incentive awards granted on October 1, 2026, pursuant to The Procter & Gamble 2025 Stock and Incentive Compensation Plan.
Transaction Breakdown
- Restricted Stock Units (RSUs): 6,557 RSUs of Common Stock acquired at $0 per share under transaction code
A. - Direct Ownership Post-Transaction: Schulten directly holds 69,532.0097 shares of Common Stock following the grant.
- Indirect Holdings: 7,535.1091 shares held indirectly via the Retirement Plan Trustee.
- Derivative Award: Granted 78,324 Stock Options (Right to Buy) with an exercise price of $143.95 per share, vesting October 1, 2029, and expiring October 1, 2036.
Analysis & Market Implications
Because these transactions represent ordinary executive equity awards approved under corporate compensation programs rather than discretionary open-market purchases or sales, the trading significance is rated Low.
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