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Boston Omaha subsidiary receives USDA $22.97M grant and loan for fiber deployment
FIF Utah awarded $11.48M grant and $11.48M loan under USDA ReConnect Program on June 9, 2026.
Boston Omaha agrees to sell surety insurance unit to CopperPoint for $84.3M
CopperPoint to acquire 100% of GIG for $84.3M all-cash; ~93% of net proceeds to Boston Omaha.
Boston Omaha Q1 net loss widens to $2.1M ($0.07/share) on revenue of $28.2M
Revenue grew 2% to $28.25M; billboard rentals flat at $11.0M, broadband up 4% to $10.75M.
Boston Omaha releases 2025 annual letter; no specific figures in SEC filing
Annual letter made available on company website on March 30, 2026.
Boston Omaha FY2025 net loss widens to $12.4M ($0.40/share) on revenue growth and investment losses
Net loss attributable to common stockholders $12.4M ($0.40 per share) vs loss $1.3M ($0.04) in FY2024.
Boston Omaha CEO salary increased to $739,000 effective January 1, 2026
CEO Adam K. Peterson's base salary raised to $739,000 per year, retroactive to Jan 1, 2026.
Boston Omaha Corp authorizes $30M share repurchase program through Dec 31, 2026
Board approved repurchase of up to $30 million of Class A common stock.
Boston Omaha Q3 2025 net loss $(0.08)/share vs $(0.05) YoY; revenue up 3.7%
Net loss attributable to common holders $(2.59M), wider than $(1.60M) in Q3 2024; operating loss $(1.05M).
Boston Omaha annual meeting results: all directors elected, say-on-pay approved
All 6 director nominees elected with majority support; top vote recipient David S. Graff with 26,279,810 votes for.
Boston Omaha furnishes annual meeting slide presentation; content not extractable from filing
Presentation delivered at August 25, 2025 Annual Meeting furnished as Exhibit 99.1.
Boston Omaha Q2 revenue $28.2M, net loss $0.07 per share, book value $16.88
Total revenue $28.2M (+4% YoY); net loss $2.32M ($0.07/sh) flat vs Q2 2024.
Boston Omaha dismisses KPMG, appoints Deloitte; CAO resigns to lead broadband unit
Audit Committee dismissed KPMG and appointed Deloitte & Touche as independent auditor for FY2025, effective June 19, 2025.
Boston Omaha Q1 2025 revenue $27.7M; net loss narrows to $0.7M
Total revenue $27.7M, up 8.5% YoY; net loss from ops improved to $0.8M loss from $2.1M.
Total revenues $108.3M (+12.5% YoY); net loss attributable to common stockholders $(1.3)M vs $(7.0)M in 2023.
Boston Omaha releases 2024 Annual Letter; exhibit text not provided in filing excerpt
Company published its 2024 Annual Letter to shareholders on March 28, 2025.
Boston Omaha appoints David S. Graff to board of directors
Graff appointed effective Jan 17, 2025; will chair Audit Committee and serve on Compensation Committee.
Insider exercises remaining Class B warrants for 52,778 shares; no further warrants
On Jan 10, 2025, Magnolia Capital Fund exercised 1,262 Class B warrants at $8/share ($10,096) and 51,516 at $10/share ($515,160).
Director Bradford Briner resigns from Boston Omaha board after election as NC Treasurer
Bradford B. Briner to resign from Board effective Dec 31, 2024.
Boston Omaha Corporation Reports Third Quarter 2024 Financial Results
Total revenues for Q3 2024 were $27.7 million, up from $24.5 million in Q3 2023.
Three subsidiaries of Boston Omaha Broadband entered a $20M term loan credit agreement with First National Bank of Omaha.
Boston Omaha Q2 2024 results presentation filed; no specifics readable
Presentation titled 'Q2 2024 Financial Results' filed as Exhibit 99.1 on 8-K.
Boston Omaha Q2 net loss $2.2M vs net income $1.5M a year ago; revenue up 12% to $27.1M
Total revenue $27.1M, up 12% YoY driven by billboard rentals ($11.4M) and broadband ($9.8M).
Boston Omaha Corp authorizes $20M share repurchase program through Sep 2025
Board approved $20M repurchase of Class A common stock effective Aug 15, 2024 to Sep 30, 2025.
Link Media revolver increased to $15M, term extended to Aug 2026
Revolving line of credit increased from $10M to $15M.
Boston Omaha sets 2024 Annual Meeting for Sept 20; shareholder proposal deadline June 14
2024 Annual Meeting will be held in person on September 20, 2024 at 10:00 a.m. CT at Salvation Army Omaha Kroc Center.
BOC 2023 letter: co-CEO Rozek exits, billboard EBITDA up 14%, broadband net loss widens
Co-CEO Alex Rozek departs; company moves to single-CEO structure, saving on long-term dual CEO costs.
Boston Omaha subsidiary BOAM enters services agreement with Keating for asset wind down
Services Agreement with Local Asset Management (owned by Brendan Keating) for winding down BOAM; Keating's employment terminated.
Boston Omaha Q1 net loss narrows to $2.8M; revenue $25.6M, up 12% YoY
Revenue $25.6M: billboard rentals $10.7M, broadband $9.7M, insurance premiums $4.0M.
Alex Rozek resigns as Co-CEO and Co-Chair effective May 9, 2024; Adam Peterson named sole Chairman and CEO.
Boston Omaha reschedules 2024 annual meeting from May 1 to late summer/early fall
Meeting originally set for May 1, 2024; now postponed to late summer or early fall at stockholder request.
Boston Omaha buys minority stakes in FIF Utah and FIF St. George for $13.4M in stock
Alpine Networks (owned by broadband CEO) exchanged 17% interest in FIF Utah for 275,611 shares valued at ~$4.4M.
Boston Omaha reports 2023 net loss of $7.0M on $96.3M revenue; EPS -$0.23 vs $0.34 prior
Total revenue $96.3M, up 19% YoY; net loss attributable to common $7.0M vs net income $10.2M in 2022.
Link Media Holdings amends credit agreement to exclude $5M dividend from covenant calculation
Subsidiary Link Media Holdings entered Eighth Amendment with First National Bank of Omaha on Feb 15, 2024.
Boston Omaha Q3 revenue up 14% to $24.5M, net loss widens to $1.64M
Revenue $24.5M (+14% YoY); net loss $1.64M vs $1.41M loss; EPS ($0.05) flat.
BOC subsidiary Link Media expands revolving credit line to $10M
Seventh Amendment increases revolving line from $5M to $10M; fee raised to 20 bps from 15 bps.
Boston Omaha Q2 revenue rises to $24.2M, net income $1.5M vs $11.5M loss YoY; book value $17.33
Total revenue $24.2M in Q2 2023, up 16% from $20.9M in Q2 2022 due to growth in billboard and broadband segments.
Boston Omaha boosts BOAM Co-Managing Partner base salary to $550,000
Compensation Committee approved increase for Brendan J. Keating, effective May 1, 2023.
Boston Omaha Q1 net loss $3.3M (-$0.11 EPS); revenues $22.8M (+40% YoY)
Revenue $22.8M, up 40% YoY; broadband services more than doubled to $8.54M after InfoWest/Go Fiber acquisitions.
Boston Omaha re-elects directors, ratifies auditor at 2023 annual meeting
Class B stockholders re-elected Alex B. Rozek and Adam K. Peterson as directors by unanimous written consent.
Boston Omaha reports 2022 annual letter: billboard revenue $39.2M, broadband subs up 118% to 39.6k
Share price grew 14% CAGR from $10 to $26.50 since 2015; operating businesses generate ~$25M annual cash flow.
Boston Omaha subsidiary acquires remaining 52% of 24th Street Asset Management for $5.0M
BOAM paid $2.76M cash, $1.25M holdback, and 45,644 BOC shares; aggregate price $5.02M.
Sixth Amendment modifies Consolidated Fixed Charge Coverage Ratio to deduct only Maintenance Capital Expenditures, not Investment Capital Expenditures.
Boston Omaha FY2022 revenue $81.2M; net income $7.1M vs $52.7M in 2021
Diluted EPS $0.24 vs $1.82; revenues up 43% YoY driven by broadband acquisitions.
On January 17, 2025, Boston Omaha Corporation (the "Company") announced that the Company's Board of Directors (the "Board") has appointed David S. Graff to the Board, effective January 17, 2025, to fill a vacancy on the Board.
the Board appointed Adam K. Peterson as the sole Chairman and sole Chief Executive Officer of the Company, succeeding Mr. Rozek
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