Dominic Blosil
In addition, on March 6 , 2025, the Company announced that Dominic Blosil will transition to a non-executive advisory role at the Company, effective on the Transition Date.
Highest-materiality recent filing
Traeger shareholders elect two Class II directors, ratify Ernst & Young as auditor
Martin Eltrich elected with 2,233,871 votes for, 67,580 withheld, and 279,701 broker non-votes.
Traeger Q1 revenue down 34% to $94.1M; raises FY 2026 Adj. EBITDA & margin outlook
Revenue $94.1M (-34.3% YoY); grill revenue $47.4M (-45.4%), consumables $26.1M (-13.7%), accessories $20.6M (-21.8%).
Traeger awards CEO Jeremy Andrus $956,250 and CFO Joey Hord $270,938 in discretionary bonuses
2025 annual cash incentive program performance goals not met; no payments to named executive officers.
Traeger effects 1-for-50 reverse stock split to regain NYSE compliance
Reverse stock split effective March 17, 2026 at 5:00 p.m. Eastern time.
Traeger announces 1-for-50 reverse stock split to regain NYSE compliance
Board approved 1-for-50 reverse split after stockholder approval on March 2, 2026.
Traeger receives NYSE non-compliance notice; shareholders approve reverse stock split
NYSE notified Traeger average closing price below $1.00 for 30 trading days through Mar 4, 2026.
Traeger FY2025 revenue $559.5M (-7.4% YoY); net loss $115.2M incl. $74.7M impairment
Q4 revenue down 13.8% to $145.4M; grill revenue fell 22.3% to $60.6M.
Traeger regains NYSE minimum bid price compliance as of Jan 30, 2026
NYSE notified Traeger on Feb 3, 2026, that the company met the $1.00 minimum closing price requirement for 30 consecutive trading days ending Jan 30, 2026.
Traeger Class II director Harjit Shoan resigns, no disagreement
Harjit Shoan, a Class II director, resigned from Traeger's Board effective January 27, 2026.
Board approved reduction in force on Dec 4, 2025, adding ~$8M in annualized pre-tax cost savings.
Traeger announces retirement of President Jim Hardy, director James Manges resigns
Jim Hardy retires as President of Apption Labs (MEATER) effective Dec 31, 2025; transitions to non-executive advisor through Apr 30, 2026.
Traeger receives NYSE non-compliance notice for stock price below $1.00; six-month cure period
NYSE notice due to average closing price < $1.00 over 30 trading days ended Nov 14, 2025.
Revenue $125.4M, up 2.7% YoY; grill revenue $76.6M (+2.2%); consumables $25.3M (+12.3%).
Total revenue $145.5M, down 13.6% YoY; net loss $7.4M ($0.06/diluted) vs $2.6M loss prior year.
Traeger shareholders elect three Class I directors, ratify Ernst & Young as auditor
Class I directors elected: Jeremy Andrus (110.35M for), Wendy A. Beck (109.14M for), Daniel James (109.84M for).
Traeger board approves restructuring with workforce reduction to improve profitability
Plan includes reduction in force and centralization of organizational structure.
Traeger Q1 revenue slips 1% to $143.3M, withdraws FY2025 guidance on tariff uncertainty
Q1 total revenue $143.3M (-1.1% YoY); grill revenue $86.7M (+12.8%) driven by Woodridge launch.
Traeger amends CEO Jeremy Andrus compensation; base salary $750k, target bonus 150%
CEO Jeremy Andrus's base salary raised to $750,000 effective January 1, 2025.
Traeger reports Q4 revenue up 3.2% to $168.6M, net loss narrows; appoints Joey Hord as CFO
Q4 total revenues $168.6M (+3.2% YoY); grill revenues $78.0M (+30.2%); gross margin 40.9% (+410 bps).
Traeger settles shareholder lawsuit over CEO consent provision for $390k in fees
Putative class action filed Jan 2024 by Bruce Taylor challenged CEO consent provision in Stockholders Agreement.
Traeger beats Q3 expectations, raises FY2024 guidance on grill revenue surge
Q3 revenue $122.1M (+3.7%), grill revenue $74.9M (+32.5% YoY) driven by volume and promotional activity.
Traeger Q2 rev -1.8% to $168.5M; net loss narrows 91.5%; raises FY2024 guidance
Total revenue $168.5M (-1.8% YoY); grill revenue +2% to $95.0M on higher volume offset by lower ASPs.
Traeger stockholders approve officer exculpation amendment, elect Class III directors
Amendment to certificate of incorporation for officer exculpation under DGCL approved (102M for, 10.6M against).
Traeger Q1 revenue $144.9M (-5.4% YoY); gross margin 43.2% (+700bps); reiterates FY guidance
Revenue of $144.9M at high-end of $140-145M guide; down 5.4% YoY due to softer grill demand.
Traeger Q4 revenue up 18.3% to $163.5M; adj EBITDA up 82% to $13.0M
Q4 net loss $24.0M ($0.19/share); adjusted net loss $9.5M ($0.08/share).
Traeger recalls 37,000 Flatrock griddles due to fire hazard; expects $3-4M impact
About 37,000 units sold from Feb-Oct 2023; burner control knobs incorrectly labeled, posing fire hazard.
Traeger amends compensation for Apption Labs President James Hardy with relocation and tax benefits
Relocation to Leicester, UK by Jan 1, 2024; expenses covered (shipping, storage, temp housing, rental car, meals, airfare) plus $12,000 allowance.
Traeger Q3 revenue up 25.5% to $117.7M; raises FY2023 outlook midpoint
Net loss improved to $19.3M ($0.16 loss per share) from $211.1M loss a year ago.
Traeger amends bylaws to align with SEC Rule 14a-19 and Delaware law
Board approved amended and restated bylaws effective August 24, 2023.
Traeger restates Q1 2023 financials; material weakness in controls; Q2 FY2023 net loss $30.2M
Audit committee concludes Q1 2023 financials should no longer be relied upon; restatement due to incorrect derivative accounting under ASC 815.
Traeger Q2 revenue falls 14.4% to $171.5M; adjusted EBITDA up 26% to $21.5M; raises FY23 guidance
Net loss of $32.9M ($0.27 loss per share) vs $133.1M loss ($1.13) a year ago; adjusted EPS $0.04.
Traeger removes COO Jim Hardy, appoints him President of MEATER subsidiary; annual meeting results
Jim Hardy removed as COO effective June 3, 2023; appointed President of Apption Labs (MEATER) subsidiary.
Traeger Q1 revenue down 31.5% to $153.2M; Adj EBITDA $21.9M beats $16-20M guide
Total revenues fell 31.5% YoY to $153.2M; grills revenue dropped 40.3% to $89.7M.
Cancelled 4,150,910 unearned PSUs for CEO Jeremy Andrus, 153,333 for CFO Dominic Blosil, 93,333 for COO James Hardy.
Traeger Q4 revenues down 21% to $138.1M; full-year net loss $382.1M includes $222.3M impairment
Q4 revenues $138.1M (-21% YoY); grills revenue down 52% to $48.3M, accessories up 36% to $65.4M via MEATER.
Traeger Q3 revenue down 42% to $93.8M; net loss $210.4M; lowers FY outlook
Total revenue $93.8M vs $162.0M YoY (-42.1%); net loss $210.4M ($1.75 per diluted share).
Traeger appoints Steven Richman (Milwaukee Tool Group President) to Board of Directors
Appointed Steven Richman, Group President of Milwaukee Tool, to Traeger's Board effective October 3, 2022.
Traeger promotes Jim Hardy to COO and Cole VandenAkker to Chief Sales Officer
Jim Hardy, formerly Chief Supply Chain Officer, named COO effective Aug 31, 2022.
Traeger accelerates CEO Jeremy Andrus's equity vesting for tax planning with clawback provisions
Accelerated vesting of 2,027,456 time-based RSUs and 518,864 performance-based PSUs for CEO Jeremy Andrus, effective Aug 31, 2022.
Traeger amends receivables financing; required liquidity rises from $7.5M to $42.5M
Fourth amendment to receivables financing agreement increases minimum liquidity to avoid a Liquidity Shortfall from $7.5 million to $42.5 million.
Traeger Q2 revenue $200.3M (-6% YoY); net loss $132.3M with $111.5M goodwill impairment; outlook cut
Q2 revenue down 6.0% YoY to $200.3M; net loss $132.3M vs. $4.9M loss last year.
Board approved workforce reduction, suspension of Traeger Provisions, and postponing nearshoring to Mexico.
Traeger annual meeting elects Class I directors, ratifies Ernst & Young as auditor
All four Class I director nominees elected: Andrus (96.4M for), Beck (98.2M), James (96.0M), Lempres (98.2M).
Traeger Q1 revenue $223.7M (-5% YoY), net loss $8.4M, reiterates FY outlook
Total revenue $223.7M, down 5% YoY; grill revenue fell 15.8% to $150.4M on lower unit volumes.
Traeger adopts change-in-control severance plan for top executives
Plan covers CEO Domonic Andrus, CFO Steven Blosil, and Chief Supply Chain Officer David Hardy.
Traeger Q4 revenue up 30.8% to $174.9M; full year revenue beats guidance; 2022 outlook cautious
Q4 revenue $174.9M (+30.8% YoY); grill revenue $100.7M (+9.3%), accessories $48.1M (+424.5% from MEATER acquisition).
Traeger subleases 51,151 sq ft office to Verkada; annual rent ~$1.9M
Sublease of all 51,151 sq ft at Salt Lake City HQ to Verkada, Inc.
Traeger reports Q3 revenue $162M, net loss $89M; reiterates FY2021 outlook
Total revenue $162.0M (+11.7% YoY); gross margin 33.5% vs 45.3% a year ago.
Traeger Q2 revenue $213M (+39% YoY) but swings to $4.9M net loss; margins shrink
Total revenue rose 39.1% to $213.0M; gross margin fell to 39.1% from 43.5% on shipping costs and Renminbi strength.
Traeger completes IPO on NYSE; enters IPO-related agreements and amends charter
IPO closed July 28, 2021; common stock trades on NYSE under ticker 'COOK'.
In addition, on March 6 , 2025, the Company announced that Dominic Blosil will transition to a non-executive advisory role at the Company, effective on the Transition Date.
On March 6, 2025, the Board of Directors (the “Board”) of the Company appointed Michael Joseph (Joey) Hord, the Company’s current Sr. Vice President of Finance and Strategy, as the Company’s Chief Financial Officer, effective immediately following the filing of the Company’s Quarterly Report on Form 10-Q for the three months ending March 31, 2025 with the Securities and Exchange Commission (the “Transition Date”).
On June 3, 2023, the Board of Directors of Traeger, Inc. (the “Company”) removed Jim Hardy as the Company’s Chief Operating Officer and principal operating officer and appointed him as President of Apption Labs Limited (d/b/a/ MEATER), a wholly owned subsidiary of the Company.
appointed Steven Richman to serve as member of the Board, effective October 3, 2022.
On August 31, 2022, the Board of Directors of Traeger, Inc. (the “Company”) promoted Jim Hardy, 62, the Company’s Chief Supply Chain Officer, to Chief Operating Officer, effective immediately.
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