Transaction overview
Mark D. Fischer, who serves as Executive Vice President, General Counsel and Secretary at PVH CORP (NYSE: PVH), executed three separate sales of company common stock totaling 6,939 shares for aggregate proceeds of $642,500.
The disposition took place over two days in mid-April 2026. On April 16, 2026, Fischer sold 2,200 shares at $90.00 per share. The following day, April 17, 2026, he completed two further transactions: 2,282 shares at $92.50 per share and 2,457 shares at $95.00 per share.
Post-sale holdings
Following these transactions, Fischer directly holds 20,324 shares of PVH common stock. That total includes 7,511 shares that are subject to unvested restricted stock unit awards. In addition to his direct holdings, Fischer indirectly owns 710.5059 shares through a 401(k) plan.
Market context
The insider sales occurred while PVH shares were trading at $94.17, a level described in the source material as near the stock’s 52-week high of $91.56. Year-to-date, the shares have delivered a 33.6% return, according to the information provided.
Investor-oriented research cited in the original report indicates that, per InvestingPro analysis, the stock remains undervalued relative to its Fair Value and appears on that platform’s list of the most undervalued stocks. The referenced Pro Research Report with additional valuation detail and ProTips is available exclusively through InvestingPro.
Company performance and analyst update
PVH Corp reported strong fourth-quarter 2026 results in the figures supplied. Earnings per share for the quarter reached $3.82, ahead of the $3.30 estimate. Revenue for the period was $2.51 billion, topping the $2.43 billion forecast noted in the source text.
Needham has adjusted its price target on PVH to $107 from $100 and maintained a Buy rating. The change is attributed to updated earnings estimates for fiscal years 2026 and 2027, now projected at $12.06 and $13.40 per share, respectively. These items were presented in the report as indicators of the company’s strong performance and an improved outlook.
Takeaway
The mid-April stock sales by a senior PVH executive generated proceeds of $642,500 and leave Fischer with a combination of direct, unvested and indirect holdings. Those transactions coincided with a period of elevated share performance for PVH and followed a quarter in which the company exceeded earnings and revenue expectations and saw its price target nudged higher by an analyst firm.