Ferguson Enterprises Director Acquires Shares via Dividend Reinvestment
Ferguson Enterprises Inc. /DE/
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Filing Summary
š Insider Acquisition (DRIP) Alert: FERG Insider: Catherine Ann Halligan (Director) Company: Ferguson Enterprises Inc. /DE/ ($FERG) Total Transacted: 12.80 shares (~$2,854.74) Details: ā¢ 7.2920 shares @ $225.62 on 2026-10-06 ā¢ 5.5101 shares @ $219.51 on 2026-10-07 Post-Transaction Holdings: 3,971.39 shares Note: Acquired via exempt dividend reinvestment plan.
Comprehensive Analysis
Insider Filing Analysis: Ferguson Enterprises Inc. /DE/ (NYSE: FERG)
Executive Summary
Director Catherine Ann Halligan reported the acquisition of 12.8021 shares of Ferguson Enterprises Inc. Common Stock across two transactions on October 6, 2026, and October 7, 2026. The total transaction value is approximately $2,854.74. Following these transactions, Halligan directly holds 3,971.3931 shares.
Transaction Details
- Security: Common Stock
- Dates & Amounts:
- October 6, 2026: 7.292 shares acquired at $225.62 per share (~$1,645.22)
- October 7, 2026: 5.5101 shares acquired at $219.51 per share (~$1,209.52)
- Nature of Ownership: Direct
- Footnote Note: Shares were acquired through exempt dividend reinvestment transactions and voluntarily reported.
Market & Trading Significance
This filing carries Low trading significance. The transactions were routine acquisitions executed automatically via a dividend reinvestment plan (DRIP), involving a minimal dollar amount and share volume. They do not reflect open-market discretionary sentiment or directional conviction from company leadership.
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