NYSE:PGR News 15 October 2025 - 14 January 2026

Progressive shares rose 0.2% to $205.44 in premarket trading Wednesday after a 5.3% drop Tuesday. Mizuho and Wells Fargo both trimmed their price targets to $240 but kept neutral ratings. SIAA announced a partnership to distribute Progressive’s auto products through its agency network. CEO Susan Patricia Griffith acquired 2,918 restricted stock units via dividend equivalents, according to a regulatory filing.

Progressive closed Wednesday at $227.27, down 1.96% after swinging as low as $218.83 during the session on heavy volume. After-hours trading was quiet, with shares near $226.80. The company reported November net income of $958 million and a combined ratio of 87.1. Broader markets also fell, with the S&P 500 down 1.16%.

Progressive (NYSE: PGR) heads into Monday’s session with investors balancing three storylines that can move the stock quickly: (1) the company’s newly declared $13.50 annual dividend, (2) Florida “excess profit” credits that could total nearly $1 billion, and (3) a busy mid-December calendar that includes Progressive’s next monthly earnings release and key U.S. macro data that can sway insurers’ valuations and investment-income expectations. As of Friday’s close (Dec. 12, 2025), Progressive shares finished at $234.85, up 1.91% on the day and still about 19.84% below the stock’s $292.99 52‑week high set on March 17. MarketWatch Below is what to watch

Progressive Corporation’s Chief Information Officer Steven Broz has sold $307,000 in PGR stock under a 10b5‑1 trading plan, extending a year-long insider selling trend totaling about US$24 million. Here’s what the latest Form 4 filing and Progressive’s fundamentals mean for investors watching PGR. The latest trade: 1,345 shares sold for $307,050 According to the most recent SEC Form 4 filing, Steven Broz, Chief Information Officer of Progressive Corp, sold 1,345 common shares on November 21, 2025, at an average price of $228.29 per share. The transaction value comes to approximately $307,050. Investing.com After this disposal, Broz’s direct ownership stands at