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Ingersoll Rand Inc.

A maker of air and gas compressors, vacuum systems, blowers, power tools, and specialized pumps for industry and life sciences, selling under names like Ingersoll Rand and Gardner Denver. Its roots trace to Simon Ingersoll's 1871 steam-powered rock drill, and the name came from the 1905 merger of the Ingersoll-Sergeant and Rand Drill companies. A fun twist: Ingersoll's drill revolutionized mining, yet he never profited from it—and in 2020 the industrial arm merged with Gardner Denver to form today's company, with the leftover climate business becoming Trane Technologies.

CUSIP: 45687V106IndustrialsUS2 holders

Ownership Activity Financials Filings

Insiders

Ranked by how much each holding moved in the last year

Insider

Reynal VicenteSee Remarks, Director · 31 transactions

454.8K-4.7%

Granted 590.0K · Sold 533.2K

Kini VikramSenior Vice President and CFO · 15 transactions

103.1K+17.6%

Granted 53.0K · Sold 28.4K

Weatherred Michael ASee Remarks · 12 transactions

68.4K+16.5%

Granted 14.5K

Donnelly William PDirector · 1 transaction

56.8K+5.6%

Granted 3.0K

Humphrey JohnDirector · 2 transactions

26.6K-6%

Granted 2.6K · Sold 4.3K

Jones Marc EllisDirector · 1 transaction

26.4K+10.4%

Granted 2.5K

Hepding Elizabeth MeloySee Remarks · 14 transactions

17.8K+38.3%

Granted 26.1K · Sold 18.2K

Schiesl Andrew RSee Remarks · 11 transactions

14.2K-35.4%

Granted 14.9K · Sold 18.0K

Scheske Michael JVP, Chief Accounting Officer · 13 transactions

13.7K+0.3%

Granted 21.5K · Sold 20.6K

Stevenson Mark PDirector · 1 transaction

11.7K+24.6%

Granted 2.3K

Hartsock JenniferDirector · 1 transaction

7.9K+44.7%

Granted 2.4K

Keene Kathleen M.See Remarks · 13 transactions

5.6K-52.9%

Granted 8.4K · Sold 12.0K

Sohovich JoAnnaDirector · 1 transaction

5.4K+81%

Granted 2.4K

Swanenburg MichelleDirector · 1 transaction

1.9K—

Granted 1.9K

Emmerich Matthew JSee Remarks · 4 transactions

1.5K+2.6%

Granted 643

Insider	Stake change	Holds now	Granted / vested	Bought	Sold
Reynal VicenteSee Remarks, Director · 31 transactions	-4.7%	454.8K	590.0K	—	533.2K
Kini VikramSenior Vice President and CFO · 15 transactions	+17.6%	103.1K	53.0K	—	28.4K
Weatherred Michael ASee Remarks · 12 transactions	+16.5%	68.4K	14.5K	—	—
Donnelly William PDirector · 1 transaction	+5.6%	56.8K	3.0K	—	—
Humphrey JohnDirector · 2 transactions	-6%	26.6K	2.6K	—	4.3K
Jones Marc EllisDirector · 1 transaction	+10.4%	26.4K	2.5K	—	—
Hepding Elizabeth MeloySee Remarks · 14 transactions	+38.3%	17.8K	26.1K	—	18.2K
Schiesl Andrew RSee Remarks · 11 transactions	-35.4%	14.2K	14.9K	—	18.0K
Scheske Michael JVP, Chief Accounting Officer · 13 transactions	+0.3%	13.7K	21.5K	—	20.6K
Stevenson Mark PDirector · 1 transaction	+24.6%	11.7K	2.3K	—	—
Hartsock JenniferDirector · 1 transaction	+44.7%	7.9K	2.4K	—	—
Keene Kathleen M.See Remarks · 13 transactions	-52.9%	5.6K	8.4K	—	12.0K
Sohovich JoAnnaDirector · 1 transaction	+81%	5.4K	2.4K	—	—
Swanenburg MichelleDirector · 1 transaction	—	1.9K	1.9K	—	—
Emmerich Matthew JSee Remarks · 4 transactions	+2.6%	1.5K	643	—	—

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