Highest-materiality recent filing
Energizer Q2 adj EPS $0.94 vs $0.67; tariff refund $47.6M; EVP Lampman to exit
Net sales $643.3M, down 3% YoY; organic sales -5.5% on volume decline of 6.1%.
Energizer Q1 net sales up 6.5% to $778.9M but adjusted EPS drops 54% to $0.31; reaffirms FY outlook
Net sales $778.9M (+6.5% YoY) driven by APS acquisition ($64.6M); organic sales down 4.3% on 4.5% volume decline.
Energizer Holdings annual meeting results; Robert Vitale receives 9.5M withhold votes
All 9 director nominees elected; Robert Vitale had 9,487,264 against (16.5% of votes cast).
Energizer presents at Morgan Stanley conference; filing lacks specific new financial data
CEO Mark LaVigne, CFO John Drabik, and IR VP Jon Poldan addressing analysts.
Energizer Q4 adj EPS $1.05, FY adj EPS $3.52; FY2026 guidance $3.30-$3.60
Full year net sales $2,952.7M (+2.3%), adjusted EPS $3.52 (+6% YoY), adjusted EBITDA $623.6M.
Energizer issues $400M 6.000% notes due 2033 and $100M term loan to refinance 2027 notes
Issued $400M of 6.000% Senior Notes due 2033; proceeds to redeem 6.500% Senior Notes due 2027 and repay revolver.
Energizer prices $400M 6.00% Senior Notes due 2033, adds $100M Term Loan, to redeem 2027 notes
Pricing of $400M (upsized from $300M) 6.00% Senior Notes due 2033 at par.
Energizer Q3 adjusted EPS $1.13 (+43% YoY), raises FY25 outlook; production credits boost
Net sales $725.3M (+3.4% reported, +0.1% organic); volumes +1.7%.
Energizer Q2 net sales $662.9M, adj EPS $0.67, cuts FY2025 guidance citing consumer caution
Net sales of $662.9M (-0.1% YoY); organic growth +1.4% driven by new distribution.
Energizer refinances $1.26B in credit facilities, extends term loan to 2032, revolver to 2030
New $760M Term B Loan matures March 2032, priced at SOFR+200 bps.
Energizer Q1 adjusted EPS $0.67 (+14% YoY); raises organic sales outlook to 2-3%
Net sales $731.7M, up 2.1% reported, up 3.8% organic; growth in both Battery and Auto Care.
Energizer Holdings annual meeting elects directors, ratifies auditor, approves compensation
All eight management director nominees elected; Robert Vitale received 14.6M votes against (24.6% opposed).
Energizer presents at Morgan Stanley conference; no new financial data in furnished slides
CEO Mark LaVigne, CFO John Drabik, and IR VP Jon Poldan presented on December 4, 2024.
FY2024 net sales $2,887.0M, down 2.5% YoY; organic revenue declined 2.2% on planned pricing and promotional investments.
Energizer Holdings relocates corporate headquarters to 8235 Forsyth Blvd, St. Louis
Board amended bylaws to allow changing principal executive office without further bylaw amendment.
Energizer Q3 adj EPS $0.79 beats prior year $0.54; organic sales up 1.2%; raises FY outlook
Net sales $701.4M (+0.3% YoY); organic growth 1.2% driven by volume in Battery & Lights (+3.6%).
Energizer reprices $838M term loans; margin cut 25 bps on all tranches
Fourth Amendment to Credit Agreement reduces Applicable Margin by 25 bps on Floating Rate Loans (to 1.00%) and Term Benchmark Loans (to 2.00%).
Energizer reports Q2 net sales down 3.0%, adj EPS $0.72 (+13% YoY), reaffirms FY2024 outlook
Net sales $663.3M, down 3.0% (organic -2.7%); Auto Care segment grew 2.3%.
Ryan Sedlak, who currently serves as the Company’s Vice President, Global Finance & Analytics, will succeed Mr. Lampman as Executive Vice President, North America and Global Business Units, effective October 1, 2026.
Mr. Lampman will cease to serve as the Company’s Executive Vice President, North America and Global Business Units effective September 30, 2026
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