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Seneca Foods shareholders elect three directors and approve equity plan at annual meeting
Directors elected to 2029 term: Call (2,220,159 for), Kayser (2,225,522), Ware (2,065,355).
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Seneca Foods shareholders elect three directors, ratify auditor at annual meeting
Kathryn J. Boor, John P. Gaylord, Paul L. Palmby elected as directors for terms ending 2028.
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Seneca Foods enters $450M revolving credit facility with Wells Fargo, maturing Dec 2029
New $450M senior revolving credit facility (seasonally adjusted to $400M) with Wells Fargo as agent and lead arranger.
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Seneca Foods shareholders elect three directors, ratify Deloitte as auditor
Linda K. Nelson, Donald J. Stuart, and Keith A. Woodward elected to three-year terms through 2027.
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Seneca Foods amends credit facility to increase seasonal borrowing capacity to $350M
Borrowing commitment for April 1–July 31 increased from $300M to $350M.
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Seneca Foods appoints Deloitte & Touche as new auditor; material weakness in LIFO inventory noted
Audit Committee engaged Deloitte & Touche as independent auditor for FY ending March 31, 2024, replacing Plante Moran.
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Seneca Foods annual meeting elects directors; board expands stock repurchase program to 2.5M shares
Directors Peter R. Call, Kraig H. Kayser, Bruce E. Ware elected to three-year terms at August 9, 2023 annual meeting.
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Seneca Foods Q1 net sales up 12.6% to $298.7M; gross margin expands to 18.5%
Net sales $298.7M vs $265.2M YoY, driven by higher selling prices partially offset by lower volumes.
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Seneca Foods restates FY2022-2023 financials; LIFO errors reduce net earnings by $23.9M and $4.8M
Errors in LIFO inventory valuation caused understatement of cost of products sold by $31.6M in FY2023 and $6.3M in FY2022.
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Seneca Foods auditor Plante Moran likely to decline reappointment; company to seek new auditor
Plante Moran notified Seneca on June 19, 2023 that it may not stand for reappointment for fiscal year ending March 2024.
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Seneca Foods reports record FY2023 sales of $1.51B; gross margin falls to 9.0% on $100M LIFO charge
Full-year net sales $1,509.4M (+$124.1M vs FY2022) driven by higher selling prices, partially offset by lower volumes.
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Seneca Foods restructures term loan into $298.5M single facility with Farm Credit East
Amended Term Loan A-2 consolidates existing $173.5M with new $125.0M advance into $298.5M term loan.
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Seneca Foods appoints Michael Wolcott as CFO effective April 1, 2023, succeeding retiring Tim Benjamin
Michael Wolcott appointed SVP Finance & CFO effective April 1, 2023, succeeding retiring CFO Tim Benjamin.
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Seneca Foods Q3 net sales rise to $473.3M; gross margin improves to 11.4%
Q3 net sales $473.3M, up 6.2% YoY from $445.6M on higher prices/improved mix.
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Seneca Foods enters $275M loan agreement, adds $175M secured term loan A-2
Second Amended and Restated Loan Agreement with Farm Credit East dated Jan 20, 2023.
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Seneca Foods Q2 sales rise 18% to $439.8M; gross margin contracts on LIFO charge
Q2 net sales $439.8M vs $372.3M last year, driven by higher selling prices and improved mix.
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Seneca Foods expands stock repurchase authorization to 2,000,000 shares
Board approved increase in maximum shares under buyback program to 2,000,000 shares of Class A and/or B common stock and convertible preferred.
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Seneca Foods Q1 sales up 12.8% to $265.2M; FIFO EBITDA up 18.4%
Net sales $265.2M vs $235.0M (+12.8%); driven by higher prices/improved mix ($21.2M) and increased volume ($9.0M).
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Seneca Foods FY22 net sales fall 5.6% to $1.385B; EPS drops to $5.79 from $13.72
Net sales $1,385.3M vs $1,467.6M prior year; $71.9M decrease from divestiture of prepared foods.
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Seneca Foods Q3 net sales fall 8% to $445.6M; gross margin 10.1% vs 16%
Net sales for Q3 FY2022: $445.6M, down from $484.4M in Q3 FY2021.
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Seneca Foods Q2 net sales $372.3M, down 4.6% YoY; gross margin 11.5% vs 12.5%
Q2 net sales $372.3M (down from $390.3M YoY); six-month net sales $607.3M (down from $678.5M).
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Seneca Foods Q1 FY2022 EPS $1.56; net sales $235M, down 18.5% YoY
Net sales $235.0M vs $288.2M year-ago; decline driven by $24.2M from prepared foods divestiture and $28.5M volume variance.
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Seneca Foods shareholders elect four directors, ratify Plante Moran as auditor
Directors elected: Linda K. Nelson, Paul L. Palmby, Donald J. Stuart, Keith A. Woodward with respective 'for' votes of 2,523,470; 2,518,000; 2,506,741; 2,486,713.