Graco Executive Peter O'Shea Sells $11.3M in GGG Stock — Exits to Zero Shares

Peter O'Shea, an executive at industrial manufacturer Graco (GGG), has sold $11.3 million in company stock across 69 transactions — and his February 2026 trade left him with zero shares.

The Numbers

Metric	Value
Career Sell Value	$11.3M
Career Buy Value	$0
Total Transactions	69
Last Transaction	2026-02-02
Shares Remaining	0

Recent Activity

Date	Type	Shares	Price	Est. Value
2026-02-02	Sell	8,820	$88.0960	$777K
2024-12-03	Sell	15,000	$91.0636	$1.4M

On February 2, 2026, O'Shea exercised 8,820 options at $23.85 and immediately sold all shares at $88.10, netting approximately $777K. This final exercise-and-sell brought his holdings to exactly zero.

What It Means

O'Shea's complete exit from Graco follows a pattern seen in several recent insider exits — exercising the last batch of options and selling everything in one transaction. His 69-transaction history suggests steady monetization over his tenure, culminating in a clean break with no retained equity.

Graco manufactures fluid handling equipment for construction, manufacturing, and industrial applications. GGG has been a consistent performer, with shares rising from $24 (O'Shea's exercise price) to $88+ — a 3.7x return. His willingness to exit entirely despite the stock's strong trajectory may reflect retirement or departure rather than a bearish view.

What to Watch

• Whether O'Shea's departure signals broader executive turnover at Graco
• GGG share price reaction to insider exit disclosure
• Graco's industrial segment demand amid manufacturing trends
• Other GGG insider activity for context on conviction levels