Mitchell Kevin J

CFO Mitchell Kevin J exercised options and immediately sold equivalent shares, realizing $5.1M gross proceeds on net-zero position change.

Mitchell Kevin J, Phillips 66's Executive Vice President and CFO, executed a series of option exercises and immediate sales that netted zero change to his shareholdings—he acquired 30,000 shares through three separate exercises and disposed of the same number of shares across two separate sales, all within three trading days. The CFO sold shares at substantially higher prices than he exercised them at, realizing a gross gain of over $2.2M on the round-trip, suggesting the exercise-and-sell pattern was driven by option liquidity timing rather than conviction about the stock's near-term direction. His prior selling history at this company is mixed: three of his five prior recorded sales proved poorly timed as the stock rose afterward, while two were well-timed as the stock subsequently declined, showing no clear prescience about valuation inflection points. The company remains profitable and fundamentally sound, but trading well below its 52-week high despite strong recent appreciation, creating a backdrop where an executive's decision to exercise vested awards and immediately monetize them is a routine capital event rather than a signal about insider confidence in the business.

CFO Kevin J Mitchell sold 15,629 PSX shares at $190.07 for $2,970,546.20 on 2026-03-30

Mitchell Kevin J, Exec. VP and CFO, sold 15,629 shares at $190.07, reducing his holdings by 13.8% to 97,376 shares post-transaction. The sale occurred near the 52-week high ($188.28), with current price at $175.64 and 90-day momentum strong at +36.1%. Across his cross-ticker track record, his prior 7 sells averaged +3.4% 90-day returns with a 40.00% well-timed rate, but at Phillips 66 specifically, only 1 of 3 prior measurable PSX sales were well-timed at the 90-day mark, with mixed outcomes (ranging from -8.9% to +11.9% 30-day returns). The company faces headwinds: -7.5% annual revenue growth and a 18.57 P/E ratio, though the latest quarter generated $34.5B in revenue and $133.0M net income, suggesting operational stress despite scale.

CFO Kevin J Mitchell sells 21,800 PSX shares for $3,651,467.50; holdings drop to 97,376 shares

Mitchell Kevin J, Exec. VP and CFO of Phillips 66, executed two separate sales totaling 21,800 shares (a -18.3% reduction in his prior holdings) on March 4-5, 2026, at blended average price $167.50 per share. The transaction occurred near the stock's 52-week high of $166.44, with PSX up 7.3% over the prior 30 days and 19.1% over 90 days. However, his historical timing performance on similar sales at Phillips 66 has been mixed: of 5 prior same-ticker sales, only 2 achieved negative 90-day returns (a 40% well-timed rate), with the most recent sale on 2025-11-07 followed by an 11.9% gain—suggesting he sold before an extended rally rather than ahead of a decline. No timing pattern is clearly evident, and the current trade's significance must account for fundamental headwinds: Phillips 66 reported annual revenue decline of -7.5% and a compressed P/E of 17.54 on net income of $133.0M.

PSX CFO Mitchell Kevin J sells 30,000 shares at $138.00; holds 89,771 post-transaction as stock up 12.5% in 90 days.

Mitchell Kevin J, Exec. VP and CFO of Phillips 66, sold 30,000 shares at $138.00 on 2025-11-07, reducing his holdings by 25.0% from 119,771 to 89,771 shares. The sale occurred near the 52-week high of $140.85, with the stock up 12.5% over the prior 90 days and up 6.3% over the prior 30 days. His cross-ticker track record shows 4 prior sells with an average 90-day return of +1.2% and a 90d well-timed rate of 50.00%, suggesting mixed timing discipline across his broader insider activity. At Phillips 66 specifically, his prior 4 sales show a 50% well-timed rate at the 90-day mark (2 of 4 prior sells), with post-sale returns ranging from -9.7% to +9.4%; this most recent sale occurs in a different market context—stock strength—compared to historical baseline volatility. The company's fundamentals show annual revenue decline of -2.9%, a P/E of 36.90, and net income of $133,000,000.00 on $34.5B revenue, suggesting elevated valuation relative to recent earnings and declining top-line growth.

CFO Mitchell Kevin J sold 30,000 PSX shares at $139.01 on 2024-08-15 for $4.2M, reducing holdings by -26.8%.

Mitchell Kevin J, Exec. VP and CFO of Phillips 66, sold 30,000 shares at $139.01 on 2024-08-15, reducing his position from 111,937 to 81,937 shares. The sale occurred at a price now -19.3% below the 52-week high of $172.71. His cross-ticker track record shows 3 prior sells with a 90d well-timed rate of 33.33% and average 90d return of +3.8%, indicating mixed prior timing. At Phillips 66 specifically, his 3 prior sales yielded returns of +9.4%, +3.0%, and -1.0% over 90 days—only 1 of 3 was well-timed (negative 90d return). The company reports annual revenue decline of -13.3% year-over-year and a P/E of 11.39, suggesting below-market valuation despite revenue headwinds.