Armstrong Flooring, Inc.: management transactions · United States · SEC (Form 4)

About Armstrong Flooring, Inc.

Armstrong Flooring, Inc. (ticker: AFI) is a long-established U.S. flooring company associated with the NYSE/NASDAQ market and the United States. The business has been built around the design, manufacturing, sourcing and sale of resilient flooring solutions, with a strong emphasis on commercial, institutional and residential end markets. The Armstrong Flooring brand has been present for more than a century and is widely associated with durability, technical performance and design capability in demanding interior environments. Operationally, the company’s product portfolio covers a broad set of flooring categories, including luxury vinyl tile (LVT), homogeneous and heterogeneous sheet flooring, vinyl composition tile (VCT), static-control flooring, and related installation, maintenance and accessory products. Armstrong Flooring serves end-use segments such as healthcare, hospitality, retail, workplace, education and multi-family housing. This diversified exposure helps the company participate in both new construction and renovation demand, while keeping it tied to commercial capex and interior refurbishment cycles. From a competitive standpoint, AFI operates in a fragmented but demanding market where product performance, aesthetic range, environmental credentials and supply reliability matter significantly. The company highlights U.S.-made products, low-VOC formulations, indoor air-quality certifications and solutions tailored to professional specification channels. These features are especially relevant in commercial and institutional projects, where buyers often prioritize compliance, lifecycle value and maintenance efficiency over pure price. The company’s headquarters are in Mountville, Pennsylvania. Its commercial message emphasizes a primarily domestic manufacturing footprint and a broad U.S. market presence, while also supporting selected international geographies through distribution networks. Recent public information points to continued focus on core product lines, manufacturing efficiency, innovation and sustainability positioning, including the “Made in the USA” message and certification-driven product claims. For investors, Armstrong Flooring should be viewed as a cyclical materials and building-products name, with performance driven by renovation trends, pricing discipline, operating execution and the health of end markets tied to commercial interiors and housing-related spending.