UPS Announces Departure of Chief Financial Officer

ATLANTA, May 11, 2026 — United Parcel Service Inc. disclosed the departure of a principal officer in a Form 8-K filed with the Securities and Exchange Commission on Monday.

The filing, bearing accession number 0001628280-26-033522, lists Item 5.02 — Departure of Directors or Certain Officers; Election of Directors; Appointment of Certain Officers. Per the document, the company reported the exit of its chief financial officer.

The form does not name the individual in the ingested metadata summary, nor does it specify an effective date or cited cause beyond the standard Item 5.02 disclosure requirements.

The scope of the change centers on UPS, a watchlist mega-cap logistics company with a market presence that touches supply chains serving millions of business and residential customers daily. The officer departure directly affects the finance function responsible for financial reporting, capital allocation, and investor communications for a firm that reported more than $90 billion in annual revenue in recent full-year results.

Operationally, the company moves from a state in which the named CFO held principal-officer responsibility to one in which that role is vacant until a successor is appointed. Standard practice requires the company to file an amended 8-K or subsequent Form 8-K once a replacement is named and the effective date is set.

Item 9.01 of the same filing references exhibits that typically include any related board resolutions or press releases.

Downstream, the transition starts the clock on SEC expectations for timely disclosure of the successor’s identity, compensation arrangements, and any related-party considerations. The company must also update its internal control certifications under Section 302 of the Sarbanes-Oxley Act to reflect the interim finance leadership structure.

Investors and counterparties will receive updated financial guidance and reporting timelines through subsequent quarterly or annual filings. The departure also intersects with Item 5.07 of the same 8-K, which covers submission of matters to a vote of security holders and may include any shareholder approvals required for related compensation or governance adjustments.

This filing represents the latest executive transition at UPS captured in the official SEC record. The company has previously used Form 8-K filings to document both departures and elections of principal officers, each time triggering follow-on disclosures that update the composition of its executive leadership team for regulatory and market participants.