Craig Arnold, one of America’s top Black CEOs, faces $10.2-million loss
Black CEO Craig Arnold's net worth drops as his stake in the power management company falls below $150 million.
Black CEO Craig Arnold's net worth drops as his stake in the power management company falls below $150 million.
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Arnold’s stake in Eaton Corporation has experienced a $5.04-million boost in the market value, thanks to the recent rise in the company’s stock price.
The Arnold-led intelligent power management company benefited from robust demand in its Electrical Americas segment.
This setback follows a period of notable loss of $6.2 million between April 5 and 13, when Arnold’s stake in Eaton decreased from $170.89 million to $164.68 million.
The award recognizes Eaton’s $200-million-plus investments in clean energy projects and workforce training across facilities in Texas and Wisconsin.
The market value of Arnold’s stake in the company has declined by $6.21 million over the past eight days, dropping from $170.89 million on April 5 to $164.68 million.
Arnold, recognized as one of America’s leading executives, holds a beneficial 0.13-percent stake in the power management company, or 517,061 shares.
The award positions Eaton as a key player in the development of the FLRAA, a cutting-edge military helicopter program designed to replace the U.S. Army’s Black Hawk by 2030.
Arnold, recognized as one of America’s leading executives, holds a beneficial 0.13-percent stake in Eaton Corporation, or 517,061 shares.
Eaton’s Chairman and CEO, Arnold, who assumed office on June 1, 2016, holds a 0.13 percent stake in the company, equivalent to 517,061 shares.
Arnold, who ranks as one of America’s leading executives, owns a beneficial 0.13-percent stake in the power management company, or 517,061 shares.