- Beretta Holding, which reported a 9.95% stake in Ruger, sent a letter to shareholders calling for board changes ahead of the 2026 annual meeting.
- The letter said Ruger’s share performance has trailed Smith & Wesson and the broader market.
- Beretta Holding cited operating declines since 2021, including 23% gross margin compression and 30% operating margin compression.
- It also cited a 103% net income decline and said some long-tenured directors collectively hold about 1% of shares.
- Shareholders are expected to vote on four independent director candidates nominated by Beretta Holding at the meeting.
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