$250,000 of WHIRLPOOL CORPORATION lobbying was just disclosed, from Q2 of 2026, in a new Lobbying Disclosure Act filing.
This included lobbying on issues like:
"Issues related to U.S. manufacturing presence and workforce development; Issues related to U.S. manufacturing investments; Issues related to federal procurement. General tax issues General manufacturing issues; Issues related to U.S. manufacturing investments. Issues related to cybersecurity and privacy; Issues related to connected appliances. Issues related to connected appliances; S. 2296 - National Defense Authorization Act for Fiscal Year 2026; S. 2593/H.R. 7208 - Protect the Grid Act Issues related to Section 301 tariffs; Issues related to Section 232 tariffs; Issues related to International Emergency Economic Powers Act (IEEPA) tariffs; Issues related to the United States-Mexico-Canada Agreement; Issues related to unfair trade practices; Issues related to U.S. manufacturing competitiveness; Issues related to transshipment and undervaluation of imported goods; General U.S. trade policy. Issues related to ENERGY STAR; Issues related to microplastics; General environmental issues. Issues related to Department of Energy efficiency standards; Issues related to ENERGY STAR Issues related to product counterfeiting and intellectual property protection."
You can find more data on corporate lobbying on Quiver Quantitative.
WHR Congressional Stock Trading
Members of Congress have traded $WHR stock 3 times in the past 6 months. Of those trades, 1 have been purchases and 2 have been sales.
Here’s a breakdown of recent trading of $WHR stock by members of Congress over the last 6 months:
- REPRESENTATIVE MARIA ELVIRA SALAZAR has traded it 3 times. They made 1 purchase worth up to $50,000 on 03/19 and 2 sales worth up to $30,000 on 05/11.
To track congressional stock trading, check out Quiver Quantitative's congressional trading dashboard. You can access data on congressional stock trades through the Quiver Quantitative API Congress trades endpoint.
WHR Hedge Fund Activity
We have seen 252 institutional investors add shares of WHR stock to their portfolio, and 195 decrease their positions in their most recent quarter.
Here are some of the largest recent moves:
- APPALOOSA LP removed 1,960,000 shares (-50.1%) from their portfolio in Q1 2026, for an estimated $105,683,200
- RWWM, INC. added 1,591,849 shares (+191.6%) to their portfolio in Q1 2026, for an estimated $85,832,498
- CHARLES SCHWAB INVESTMENT MANAGEMENT INC removed 1,539,326 shares (-63.4%) from their portfolio in Q1 2026, for an estimated $83,000,457
- GEODE CAPITAL MANAGEMENT, LLC added 1,357,685 shares (+106.1%) to their portfolio in Q1 2026, for an estimated $73,206,375
- FMR LLC added 1,321,558 shares (+35.8%) to their portfolio in Q1 2026, for an estimated $71,258,407
- COVALIS CAPITAL LLP added 1,312,304 shares (+inf%) to their portfolio in Q1 2026, for an estimated $70,759,431
- UBS GROUP AG added 1,214,923 shares (+185.5%) to their portfolio in Q1 2026, for an estimated $65,508,648
To track hedge funds' stock portfolios, check out Quiver Quantitative's institutional holdings dashboard. You can access data on hedge funds moves and 13F filings through the Quiver Quantitative API 13F endpoint.
WHR Price Targets
Multiple analysts have issued price targets for $WHR recently. We have seen 7 analysts offer price targets for $WHR in the last 6 months, with a median target of $52.0.
Here are some recent targets:
- Rafe Jadrosich from B of A Securities set a target price of $36.0 on 06/22/2026
- Mike Dahl from RBC Capital set a target price of $30.0 on 06/16/2026
- Samuel Eisner from Goldman Sachs set a target price of $53.0 on 05/14/2026
- Michael Rehaut from JP Morgan set a target price of $52.0 on 05/11/2026
- Kyle Menges from Citigroup set a target price of $50.0 on 05/11/2026
- Brett Linzey from Mizuho set a target price of $55.0 on 04/20/2026
- W. Andrew Carter from Stifel set a target price of $68.0 on 03/03/2026
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