Angela F. Wordell, Executive Vice President and Chief Operating and Supply Chain Officer at Graco Inc. (NYSE: GGG), completed a sale of company stock on February 6, 2026, disposing of 2,832 shares for aggregate proceeds of $263,993. The sale transacted at prices between $93.21 and $93.24 per share.
On the same date, Wordell also executed previously granted options to acquire 2,832 shares of Graco common stock at an exercise price of $30.3467 per share, for a total cost of $85,941. Taken together, the option exercise and subsequent sale reflect the movement of the same block of shares through the exercise-and-sell sequence reported for that day.
After these transactions, Wordell's direct holdings in Graco amount to 13,360.0087 shares. In addition, she holds an indirect interest of 2,214.3345 shares through an Employee Stock Ownership Plan (ESOP).
Separately, Graco released results for the fourth quarter of 2025. The company reported earnings per share of $0.77, a figure that matched analysts' expectations. Revenue for the period came in at $593.2 million, slightly above consensus estimates.
Company commentary and analyst notes attributed the revenue outperformance and the quarter's overall results to successful acquisition activity and measurable improvements in operational efficiency. These factors were identified as having helped Graco steer through what was described as a challenging market environment. The market responded positively to the quarterly update, with the stock registering a favorable reaction following the announcement.
Investors and market observers are positioned to keep tracking Graco's strategic actions and their influence on near-term and longer-term earnings. The company’s reported performance and management’s emphasis on acquisitions and operational gains were highlighted by analysts as contributors to the quarter’s results.
The transactions by Wordell, the post-transaction ownership figures, and Graco’s fourth-quarter financials together provide a snapshot of the company’s recent governance, compensation-related activity, and financial performance. Market participants will likely continue to monitor how the firm’s acquisition strategy and efficiency initiatives translate into future results.