UGI Corporation Sets Q1 Results Release for Feb. 4; Subsidiary President Sells 11,300 Shares

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UGI will report fiscal 2026 first-quarter results on February 4, 2026, followed by a conference call at 9:00 AM ET on February 5. Subsidiary president Hans G. Bell sold 11,300 shares for $439,700, cutting his stake by 38.3%, analysts see as profit-taking after UGI’s 43.34% one-year return and record $728 million earnings.

1. UGI Schedules Q1 Fiscal 2026 Earnings Conference Call

UGI Corporation will release its Fiscal 2026 first quarter results after market close on February 4, 2026, and host a live audio webcast at 9:00 AM ET on February 5. The webcast will cover operating performance across UGI’s natural gas transmission and distribution, propane distribution, midstream services, renewable natural gas generation, and energy marketing segments. Investors and analysts can access both the live presentation and subsequent replay via the Events and Presentations section of the UGI investor website, where the company will also post supplemental slide materials detailing segment-level volumes, margin trends, and capital expenditure guidance for 2026.

2. Subsidiary President Executes Option Exercise and Sale of 11,300 Shares

On November 26, 2025, Hans G. Bell, president of a UGI subsidiary, exercised 11,300 stock options and sold all underlying shares in an administrative transaction valued at approximately $439,700. This decreased his direct holdings from 29,520 shares to 18,220 shares, with remaining holdings valued at roughly $711,500. Bell’s sale followed similar transactions by other senior executives, including two subsidiary presidents and the chief financial officer, and occurred after UGI reported record full-year earnings of $728 million for 2025 and delivered a 43.34% total return over the prior twelve months. Analysts characterize these transactions as routine profit‐taking at year‐end rather than a signal of deteriorating fundamentals, citing UGI’s stable utility cash flows and diversified energy distribution model as supportive of its current outlook.

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