Kimberly Clark CORP Form 4 insider transactions

Kimberly-Clark reported strong fourth-quarter and full-year 2025 results, driven by its Powering Care strategy, and is on track to complete its transformative Kenvue acquisition and International Family Care & Professional joint venture.

Kimberly-Clark Corporation has filed supplemental disclosures for its Kenvue merger proxy statement to address multiple stockholder lawsuits alleging material omissions and misstatements.

Kimberly-Clark and Kenvue have filed definitive proxy statements and prospectuses with the SEC regarding their proposed transaction, seeking stockholder approval.

Kimberly-Clark Corporation has filed screenshots of a website related to its proposed transaction with Kenvue Inc. under SEC Rule 425.

Kimberly-Clark Corporation announced its proposed acquisition of Kenvue Inc., aiming to create a global health and wellness leader through a complementary portfolio of trusted brands and significant synergy opportunities.

Kimberly-Clark and Kenvue provide an investor update on their proposed transaction, emphasizing the importance of reviewing official SEC filings.

Kimberly-Clark Director Todd Maclin acquired 1,923 restricted share units as part of his compensation, bringing his total beneficial ownership to 12,456 units.

Kimberly-Clark director Mark T. Smucker acquired 2,170 restricted share units, increasing his beneficial ownership to 12,493 units.

Kimberly-Clark Corporation Director Dunia A. Shive was granted 2,170 restricted share units under the company's compensation plan.

Kimberly-Clark Corporation Director Joseph Romanelli reported the acquisition of 1,923 restricted share units, increasing his total beneficial ownership to 3,701 RSUs.

Kimberly-Clark Corporation's Director, Jaime A. Ramirez, was granted 1,923 restricted share units as part of the company's compensation plan for outside directors.

Kimberly-Clark Corporation Director Christa S. Quarles was granted 1,923 restricted share units as part of the company's outside directors' compensation plan.

Kimberly-Clark Director Sherilyn S. McCoy reported the acquisition of 2,219 restricted share units, increasing her total beneficial ownership to 15,036 units.

Kimberly-Clark Director Deirdre Mahlan was granted 1,923 restricted share units under the company's compensation plan, increasing her total beneficial ownership to 8,562 units.

Kimberly-Clark Corporation Director Deeptha Khanna was granted 1,923 restricted share units under the company's compensation plan.

Kimberly-Clark Corporation director Mae Jemison was granted 2,120 restricted share units as part of the company's outside directors' compensation plan.

Kimberly-Clark Director John Culver acquired 2,170 restricted share units as part of the company's compensation plan for outside directors.

Kimberly-Clark Director Sylvia M. Burwell was granted 1,923 restricted share units under the company's compensation plan, increasing her beneficial ownership to 7,688 units.

Kimberly-Clark and Kenvue file preliminary joint proxy statement/prospectus with the SEC regarding their proposed transaction, outlining key details and associated risks.

Kimberly-Clark's leadership discusses the strategic rationale, synergy targets, and integration plans for the Kenvue acquisition at the Morgan Stanley Global Consumer & Retail Conference.

Kimberly-Clark discusses the Kenvue acquisition, a key executive departure, and strategic operational shifts in an internal employee town hall.

Kimberly-Clark's CHRO announced a proposed transaction with Kenvue, aiming to create a preeminent global health and wellness leader.

Kimberly-Clark Corporation and Kenvue Inc. have announced a proposed transaction, with an infographic posted on November 14, 2025, detailing the merger.

Kimberly-Clark Corporation and Kenvue Inc. have announced a proposed transaction, with further details to be filed with the SEC.

Kimberly-Clark's Chief Strategy Officer announced the proposed merger with Kenvue, aiming to create a preeminent global health and wellness leader.

Kimberly-Clark Corporation announced its acquisition of Kenvue Inc. for over $40 billion, aiming to create the second-largest consumer packaged goods company globally, despite an immediate 14% stock drop.

Kimberly-Clark CEO Michael Hsu discusses the proposed merger with Kenvue, highlighting significant value creation, complementary portfolios, and confidence in addressing legal challenges.

Kimberly-Clark Corporation and Kenvue Inc. filed a Rule 425 communication regarding their proposed transaction, outlining upcoming SEC filings and investor information.

Kimberly-Clark's Chief Human Resources Officer, Stacey J. Panayiotou, was granted 16,707 restricted share units, vesting over three years.

Kimberly-Clark's North America President, John Carmichael, reported the vesting and payout of 4,177 restricted share units into common stock.