SPX FLOW, Inc.: insider trades · United States · SEC (Form 4)

About SPX FLOW, Inc.

SPX FLOW, Inc. is an industrial process equipment company focused on fluid-handling, separation, mixing, heat-transfer, and related engineered solutions. The business serves demanding end markets such as food and beverage, industrial processing, and selected energy-related applications. Its proposition is built around technical brands, installed-base support, and lifecycle services rather than commodity hardware alone. SPX FLOW is associated with the US market, specifically NYSE/NASDAQ trading context, and the country is the United States. As of the company’s current public messaging, SPX FLOW is now part of ITT Flow Technologies, a business unit of ITT, following ITT’s announced acquisition of SPX FLOW in December 2025. From a history perspective, SPX FLOW emerged as a spin-off from SPX Corporation and began trading as a standalone public company in 2015. The company is headquartered in Charlotte, North Carolina, which places it in one of the United States’ major industrial and corporate hubs. Over time, SPX FLOW has built a portfolio around process-critical technologies used in manufacturing environments where reliability, hygiene, throughput, and energy efficiency matter. For equity investors, that makes the company a classic specialty industrial platform: exposure to end-market cycles, but also to recurring aftermarket demand, engineering know-how, and specification-driven customer relationships. Its main business lines are centered on equipment and systems for food and beverage processing, general industrial processing, and certain power and energy applications. The product set includes pumps, mixers, valves, separators, heat exchangers, and turn-key process systems. SPX FLOW also emphasizes engineering support, system optimization, and sustainability-oriented solutions that help customers reduce waste, energy consumption, operating cost, and environmental footprint. That service overlay can be strategically important because it often deepens customer relationships and supports higher-value aftermarket activity. Competitively, SPX FLOW operates in technical niches where brand reputation, installed-base presence, and application expertise are key differentiators. It competes with other global industrial equipment and process-solution providers, while benefiting from a broad geographic footprint across North America, Europe, and Asia through its commercial and manufacturing network. In other words, the company is globally exposed operationally, even if its corporate domicile remains in the United States. The most important recent development is the announced ITT transaction: in December 2025, ITT said it had entered into a definitive agreement to acquire SPX FLOW for total consideration of about $4.775 billion. That is a major strategic event and a central point for investors, because it can reshape valuation, governance, and the trading profile of the stock in the near term. In short, SPX FLOW should be viewed both as a specialized industrial solutions provider and as an active M&A situation in the US listed-company universe.