
SHW · NYSE
Sherwin-Williams sells paints, coatings, finishes, and related products to professional contractors, industrial customers, retailers, and consumers. It makes money through its Paint Stores Group, which serves contractors through company-operated stores; its Consumer Brands Group, which sells branded products through retail channels; and its Performance Coatings Group, which supplies industrial and specialty applications. The supplied evidence does not provide current segment revenue contributions or store counts. At the company level, fiscal 2025 revenue was $23.6 billion and net income was $2.6 billion, compared with $23.1 billion and $2.7 billion in fiscal 2024.
SHW rose $7.30, or 2.06%, across the supplied week window, from $354.27 to $361.57. The move was driven primarily by a sharp rebound at the start of August: after falling from $354.27 on July 28 to $340.85 on July 31, the stock gained $13.37 over August 3-4. Trading volume also increased on the rebound, reaching 2.57 million shares on August 4 versus 1.68 million on July 31. The supplied evidence identifies no Sherwin-Williams-specific announcement, earnings release, guidance change, contract, or named market catalyst explaining the reversal. No market-wide context was provided, so the precise reason for the weekly recovery cannot be established from the record.
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