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Carpenter Technology Officer Transfers Shares to Family Trust

Low SignificanceOctober 28, 2026 at 4:42:11 PM EDT

CARPENTER TECHNOLOGY CORP

$CRS4CIK: 0000017843

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Filing Summary

Carpenter Technology Corp ($CRS) - Form 4 Filing Summary • Insider: Steven Joseph Jennings (Group President - SAO) • Transaction: Bona fide gift / transfer of 470 shares ($0/share) • Post-Transaction Direct Ownership: 3,020.91 shares • Indirect Ownership: 2,162 shares held via Trust • Significance: Low (Estate planning / internal transfer)

Comprehensive Analysis

Transaction Overview

On October 26, 2026, Steven Joseph Jennings, Group President - SAO of Carpenter Technology Corp ($CRS), reported a Form 4 transaction reflecting the transfer of 470 shares of Common Stock.

Key Details

  • Transaction Code: G (Gift / Transfer for no consideration)
  • Shares Transacted: 470 shares
  • Transaction Price: $0.00
  • Direct Holdings Following Transaction: 3,020.9137 shares
  • Indirect Holdings Following Transaction: 2,162 shares held through the Steven & Kathryn Jennings Trust dated April 13, 2020

Strategic & Market Implications

According to the filing footnotes, the reporting person transferred the shares directly to a family trust for estate planning purposes without consideration. The insider serves as trustee and remains the beneficial owner of the shares held by the trust. Because this represents an internal transfer with no market sale or change in overall pecuniary interest, the trading significance is rated Low.

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