Angela K. Gosman, Executive Vice President and Chief Human Resources Officer at PPL Corporation, has filed 38 Form 4 transactions with the SEC, all involving a single ticker: PPL. Her filing history reveals a pattern dominated by automatic, non-discretionary events rather than open-market activity. Across all filings, Gosman has executed zero open-market purchases and recorded total open-market sales of $226,433.78, reflecting a clear sell-only bias in her discretionary trading. The sole open-market sale occurred on May 23, 2025, when she disposed of PPL shares valued at $226,433.78.
The overwhelming majority of Gosman’s recent transactions are mechanical in nature, consisting of option exercises (code M) and shares withheld to cover tax obligations (code F). For instance, on February 20, 2026, she exercised options valued at $324,604.80 while simultaneously having $143,807.04 in shares withheld for taxes. Similar paired M and F transactions occurred on January 29 and January 30, 2026, with exercise values of $669,447.47 and $302,498.61 offset by tax withholdings of $223,705.91 and $88,632.71, respectively. These transactions, along with compensation grants (code A) valued at zero, indicate routine equity compensation vesting rather than directional bets on the stock.
Notably, Gosman’s most recent filing on February 20, 2026, shows no open-market sale, and her last discretionary sale was nearly nine months prior. The pattern—heavy option exercises paired with tax withholdings, plus a single isolated sale—suggests her insider activity is driven by compensation schedules and tax obligations, not by a sustained bearish or bullish conviction in PPL. With zero buy-side activity across all 38 filings, her trading posture remains firmly on the sell side, though the volume is modest relative to her total compensation-derived holdings.
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