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Bonnie Cruickshank Lind, a director of Hubbell Incorporated (HUBB), reported an acquisition of Director Deferred Compensation Stock Units on 08/15/2025. The filing shows 73.074 deferred units were acquired at a unit price equal to the closing price of one share ($427.65 per unit). After the transaction, Ms. Lind beneficially owned 2,662.644 shares directly, which includes reinvested dividends on her Director Deferred securities. The deferred units are payable beginning the fifth business day of January following the director's retirement or separation from the board. The Form 4 was signed by an attorney-in-fact on 08/18/2025.

Hubbell Incorporated director Neal J. Keating received 35.075 Directors Deferred Compensation Stock Units on 08/15/2025, which are credited as units equal to one share of Common Stock under the Company鈥檚 Deferred Plan for Directors. The reported unit price is $427.65 per share, and the filing shows the reporting person beneficially owned 7,712.128 shares following the award. The deferred units are payable beginning six months after the director鈥檚 retirement or separation from the board, and the total beneficial ownership includes reinvested dividends paid on the director鈥檚 deferred securities.

Insider filing summary: This Form 4 reports that Anthony Guzzi, a Hubbell Incorporated director, was credited with 85.935 Directors Deferred Compensation Stock Units on 08/15/2025. Each unit equals one share of Hubbell common stock and the unit price is shown as $427.65, reflecting the closing share price per unit. After this crediting and including reinvested dividends, Mr. Guzzi鈥檚 total beneficial ownership is reported as 33,004.533 shares. Deferred units are payable beginning the fifth business day of January after a director鈥檚 retirement or separation from the board.

Hubbell Incorporated filed an 8-K referencing a press release dated August 12, 2025, and includes an Inline XBRL cover page. The filing reiterates forward-looking risk factors that may affect results, including foreign currency fluctuations and possible hedging, contingencies such as pension withdrawal liabilities, challenges achieving projected cost savings and efficiencies, regulatory and tax changes, and integration risks from recent acquisitions.

The filing names prior acquisitions of Northern Star Holdings, Inc. (Systems Control), Alliance USAcqCo 2, Inc. (Ventev) and Nicor, Inc., and references the sale of the residential lighting business, noting potential costs and benefits from such transactions. The document is primarily risk and forward-looking statement language rather than current-period financial results.

Hubbell鈥檚 Q2-25 10-Q shows margin-driven earnings growth despite modest top-line expansion. Net sales rose 2% YoY to $1.48 billion, but gross profit expanded 7% to $552 million and operating income climbed 10% to $336 million, lifting the operating margin to 22.7% (21.1% LY). Diluted EPS improved 14% to $4.56.

• Accounting change: Switch from LIFO to FIFO added $28.8 million to Q2 operating income and $0.42 to diluted EPS; retained earnings retro-adjusted +$126.7 million.
• Cash & balance sheet: Operating cash flow fell to $298 million (-10%), while share repurchases ($225 million) and the $73 million Ventev acquisition were funded mainly with commercial paper. Short-term debt therefore jumped to $803 million; long-term debt declined to $1.04 billion. Equity stands at $3.49 billion.
• Liquidity: A new five-year $1.0 billion revolving credit facility replaced the prior $750 million line; facility was undrawn at quarter-end.
• Segment trends: Utility Solutions margin improved to 23.3% on flat sales; Electrical Solutions margin rose to 21.5% aided by the Ventev contribution.
• Capital deployment: Dividends paid totaled $141 million, capex $66 million, and restructuring outlays $4.5 million.

Key risks stem from higher leverage, lower operating cash generation, and integration of the Ventev deal, but underlying demand and pricing discipline supported a double-digit EPS increase.