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Progressive Corp. (PGR) � Form 4 insider filing
Chief Strategy Officer Andrew J. Quigg reported two transactions dated 25 Jul 2025 arising from the vesting of his 2022 performance-based restricted stock units:
- Code A (award): 11,578.499 common shares were issued at $0.00, increasing direct holdings to 46,365.37 shares.
- Code F (tax withholding): 5,197 shares were surrendered at $249.44, leaving 41,168.37 shares held directly after the withholding.
No derivative securities were listed. Net result: Quigg’s direct ownership rose by 6,381.499 shares, an approximate 18% increase. The activity reflects routine equity award vesting rather than open-market buying or selling, and carries no immediate operational or financial impact on Progressive.
The Form 4 discloses routine equity movements by Progressive Corp. (PGR) officer John Jo Murphy, Claims President, on 25 Jul 2025.
- 16,086.463 common shares were acquired at $0 via the vesting of 2022 performance-based RSUs (includes dividend equivalents). Transaction code: A.
- 7,216 shares were disposed of under code F (share withholding to cover taxes) at a market price of $249.44.
- After the transactions, Murphy directly owns 50,159.811 shares; indirect holdings through the 401(k) plan total 15,162.584 shares.
Net of withholding, the officer’s direct position increased by �8,870 shares. No derivative positions were reported. The filing appears routine—reflecting scheduled RSU vesting rather than open-market buying or discretionary selling—so market impact is likely minimal.
Progressive Corp. (PGR) � Form 4, 25-Jul-2025: President & CEO Susan P. Griffith reported the vesting of 111,142.442 performance-based RSUs granted in 2022 (includes dividend equivalents). These shares were added to her direct stake at $0 cost.
To cover withholding taxes she executed a Code “F� sale of 49,823 shares at $249.44, raising �$12.4 million. Net of the sale, Griffith’s direct ownership grew by about 61,319 shares (+11%) to 537,605.043. Indirect holdings remain at 88,603 shares across a 401(k) plan and two family accounts.
No derivative transactions were reported. The activity reflects routine tax settlement on an incentive award and results in a higher net equity position, reinforcing management-shareholder alignment.
Progressive Corp. (PGR) � Form 4 insider filing. Chief Human Resources Officer William L. Clawson II reported two transactions dated 07/25/2025:
- A � Acquisition: 7,800.853 common shares issued at $0 following the vesting of 2022 performance-based RSUs (includes dividend equivalents). Beneficial ownership immediately rose to 17,168.475 shares.
- F � Tax withholding: 3,385 shares automatically surrendered at $249.44 per share to cover associated tax liabilities, reducing direct holdings to 13,783.475 shares.
Net effect is an incremental increase of approximately 4,415 shares (�+47%) to Clawson’s direct stake. No derivative securities were involved. The filing is routine and does not disclose any company-level operational or financial information.
Progressive Corp. (PGR) � Form 4 insider activity
Chief Information Officer Steven Broz reported two same-day transactions dated 07/25/2025. He acquired 12,187.098 common shares at no cost (transaction code “A�) when performance-based RSUs granted in 2022 vested, lifting his direct holdings to 38,540.793 shares. To satisfy statutory tax withholding, 5,463 shares were automatically disposed of at $249.44 under transaction code “F,� leaving him with 33,077.793 directly owned shares.
The filing represents routine compensation-related issuance and company-withheld stock, not an open-market buy or sell. Net of the withholding, Broz’s position rose by roughly 6.7 k shares. No derivative securities, options, or joint filings were disclosed, and ownership remains classified as direct.
The Form 144 filing discloses a planned sale of 6,232 Progressive Corporation (PGR) common shares, valued at $1,553,263.68, through Fidelity Brokerage Services on the NYSE. The shares represent an immaterial fraction—approximately 0.001 %—of the company’s 586,223,643 shares outstanding. They were acquired on 07/25/2025 via restricted-stock vesting classified as compensation. No other sales by the filer occurred in the previous three months. The transaction is scheduled for 07/28/2025. Form 144 indicates that the seller affirms no undisclosed material adverse information and, if a Rule 10b5-1 plan exists, that it was properly adopted.
Given the small size relative to Progressive’s float and lack of additional context (filer identity, aggregate insider activity, or corporate events), the notice appears routine and unlikely to have a material impact on PGR’s fundamentals or trading dynamics.