CLEVELAND, Ohio – Sherwin-Williams faces issues with its own fire-retardant product in the construction of its new downtown headquarters. But the company has yet to publicly answer key questions ...

The Sherwin-Williams Company is a well-managed company with a history of outperforming the S&P 500, boasting strong profitability, sustained gross margins, and consistent dividend increases.

When a sector stalwart like Sherwin Williams (NYSE:SHW) incurs such a pattern, the natural instinct is to run. After all, what took years to build up can sometimes evaporate in a matter of days.

Sherwin-Williams recently made headlines by amending its credit agreement, extending the maturity of borrowing commitments, a move showcasing its focus on long-term financial stability.