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Ferguson Enterprises CDIO Acquires Shares via Dividend Reinvestment

Low SignificanceOctober 13, 2026 at 8:40:08 PM UTC

Ferguson Enterprises Inc. /DE/

$FERG4CIK: 0002011641

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Filing Summary

# Ferguson Enterprises Inc. /DE/ (FERG) - Form 4 Filing
**Reporting Owner:** Paisley James A. (Chief Digital & Information Officer)
**Transaction Date:** October 6, 2026
**Filing Date:** October 13, 2026

### Transaction Summary
- **Type:** Acquisition (Exempt Dividend Reinvestment)
- **Shares:** 2.851
- **Price:** $225.63
- **Total Value:** $643.27
- **Ending Direct Holdings:** 4,460.643 shares
- **Significance:** Low

Comprehensive Analysis

Executive Summary

On October 13, 2026, Ferguson Enterprises Inc. (NYSE: FERG) filed a Form 4 detailing an acquisition of common stock by Chief Digital & Information Officer James A. Paisley. The transaction, executed on October 6, 2026, involved the acquisition of 2.851 shares at a price of $225.63 per share, totaling approximately $643.27.

Transaction Nature and Impact

  • Type of Transaction: The shares were acquired through an exempt dividend reinvestment plan (DRIP) and were reported voluntarily.
  • Significance: This is a routine, automated dividend reinvestment rather than a discretionary open-market buy. As such, it carries low informational signal regarding executive sentiment on company performance.
  • Holdings Overview: Following this transaction, Mr. Paisley beneficially owns 4,460.643 shares of Ferguson Enterprises common stock directly.
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