RPM's annual meeting of stockholders is typically held the first week in October.

2025 Virtual Annual Meeting Details:

The most recent annual meeting was held on October 2, 2025. At the meeting, three key announcements were made:

Dividend Boosted for 52^nd Consecutive Year

RPM’s board of directors increased the cash dividend for the 52^nd consecutive year, boosting the quarterly payment 5.9% to $0.54 per share. Only 39 other U.S. companies, besides RPM, have consecutively paid an increasing annual dividend for a longer period of time, according to Stock Analysis. Increasing the dividend, combined with an appreciating stock price, is key to RPM’s ability to consistently deliver long-term value and outperform the cumulative total return of the broader market.

Nine Directors Re-Elected

At the annual meeting of stockholders, nine directors were re-elected to serve one-year terms expiring at the annual meeting of stockholders in 2026. They included:

• Julie A. Beck, Senior Vice President, Chief Financial Officer and Treasurer, MSA Safety Incorporated
• Bruce A. Carbonari, retired Chair and Chief Executive Officer, Fortune Brands, Inc.
• Jenniffer D. Deckard, Chief Finance and Administrative Officer, The Sisters of Notre Dame of the United States
• Salvatore D. Fazzolari, retired Chair, President and Chief Executive Officer, Harsco Corporation
• Christopher L. Mapes, retired Chairman, President and CEO, Lincoln Electric
• Craig S. Morford, retired General Counsel and Corporate Secretary, ExxonMobil 
• Ellen M. Pawlikowski, retired four-star general of the United States Air Force
• Frank C. Sullivan, Chairman & Chief Executive Officer, RPM International Inc.
• Elizabeth F. Whited, special advisor and former President, Union Pacific Corporation

Leadership Changes Announced

RPM announced key leadership changes aimed at continuing the company’s growth and success. These updates come as part of a broader strategic reorganization designed to streamline operations by transitioning from four reporting groups to three. As part of these updates, RPM’s board of directors elected David Dennsteadt to RPM executive vice president.

Following the formal portion of the meeting, RPM Chairman and CEO Frank Sullivan provided an update on the state of the company and answered shareholders’ questions.

The meeting replay can be accessed at www.virtualshareholdermeeting.com/RPM2025.