Phillips 66 EVP, Refining Sold Shares Worth Over $11M

According to an SEC Form 4, Richard G. Harbison, EVP, Refining at Phillips 66, sold Phillips 66 common stock. The weighted average sale price was $223.7643 per share, for total proceeds of $11,658,120. After the sale, he directly held 39,094 shares and indirectly held 7,156 shares.

Original reporting
Published Aug 13, 2026, 9:40 PM UTC
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Decision brief

The 30-second read

$PSXNeutralLow
01

Why it matters

The only new fact is the reported sale size, price, and post-transaction direct and indirect holdings; there is no operational or financial guidance change.

02

Market read

Traders may note insider selling for sentiment, but the disclosure alone is unlikely to drive a durable repricing without additional company-specific catalysts.

03

What to watch

The disclosure does not state intent, tax context, or whether sales were part of a pre-arranged trading plan; without that, directional inference is weak.

Relevance 4/10Novelty 5/10Timing: after-hours Form 4 disclosure reported for PSX insider sale

Background

The article summarizes an SEC Form 4 transaction by Phillips 66’s EVP, Refining, Richard G. Harbison.

Company-level read

Ticker impact

$PSXNeutralMedium confidence
Context

Phillips 66 EVP, Refining Richard G. Harbison sold $11.66M of PSX shares at a weighted average $223.7643 per share (Form 4).

Expected impact

Likely limited, short-lived impact unless paired with other negative company signals.

Evidence & confidence

The article reports a Form 4 sale by an EVP with no accompanying guidance, operational change, or regulatory/legal development.

Market effects

Minimal; insider selling at a single refiner does not change sector fundamentals by itself.

None indicated.

None indicated.

Counterpoint

Insider sales are often routine for diversification, taxes, or planned liquidity needs, so the signal may be overstated.

Key entities

  • Phillips 66

    Subject of the insider Form 4 sale reported in the article.

  • Richard G. Harbison

    EVP, Refining who sold Phillips 66 common stock worth $11,658,120 at a weighted average $223.7643.

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