American Woodmark CORP 8-K filings

American Woodmark Corporation has finalized its all-stock merger with MasterBrand, Inc., becoming a wholly owned subsidiary.

American Woodmark Corporation announced the Federal Trade Commission has closed its investigation into the proposed merger with MasterBrand, Inc., paving the way for an expected May 28, 2026 closing.

American Woodmark Corporation announced the wind-down and closure of its Monterrey, Mexico plant, anticipating $7.5 million in annual cost savings by consolidating operations.

American Woodmark Corporation has appointed three directors to the MasterBrand board ahead of their pending merger.

American Woodmark Corporation announced a significant net loss and decreased sales for its third fiscal quarter of 2026, impacted by challenging market conditions and a goodwill impairment charge.

American Woodmark Corporation reported a 12.8% decrease in net sales for its second fiscal quarter of 2026, alongside significant drops in net income and adjusted EBITDA, citing challenged demand and higher costs.

The U.S. Federal Trade Commission issued a Second Request for information, extending the waiting period for the American Woodmark and MasterBrand merger.

Shareholders of American Woodmark Corporation and MasterBrand, Inc. have approved the proposed merger, moving the transaction closer to completion.

American Woodmark and MasterBrand issue supplemental disclosures to their merger proxy statement to resolve stockholder litigation and avoid potential delays.

American Woodmark Corporation announced Mexican regulatory approval for its merger with MasterBrand, Inc., but voluntarily withdrew and plans to resubmit its HSR filing for extended FTC review.

American Woodmark Corporation reported a significant decline in first-quarter net sales and income, citing weaker-than-expected construction and remodel markets.

MasterBrand, Inc. and American Woodmark Corporation announced an all-stock merger, creating the cabinet industry's most comprehensive portfolio with anticipated annual run-rate cost synergies of approximately $90 million by the end of year three.

American Woodmark Corporation's Compensation Committee approved special retention awards of restricted stock units to executive officers to ensure continuity and align interests with shareholders following a CFO departure and in a challenging economic environment.

American Woodmark Corporation announced the resignation of its Senior Vice President and Chief Financial Officer, Paul Joachimczyk, effective June 27, 2025, with CEO M. Scott Culbreth stepping in as interim principal financial and accounting officer.

American Woodmark Corporation announced a substantial decrease in net sales and profitability for its fiscal fourth quarter and full year 2025, attributing the downturn to weaker demand in new construction and remodel markets, compounded by tariff uncertainties and declining consumer confidence.

American Woodmark Corporation announced that long-serving director James G. Davis, Jr. will not seek re-election to the Board of Directors at the upcoming annual shareholders meeting, marking his retirement after 23 years.

American Woodmark Corporation announced its third quarter fiscal year 2025 results, reporting a decrease in net sales and earnings due to softer demand in the remodel market and a decline in new construction activity.

American Woodmark reported second quarter fiscal 2025 results with net sales of $452.5 million and announced a new $125 million stock repurchase authorization.

American Woodmark Corporation has entered into a second amendment and restatement agreement, securing a $500 million revolving loan and a $200 million term loan facility.

American Woodmark's first quarter of fiscal year 2025 saw a decrease in net sales due to weaker remodel market demand, despite growth in the new construction sector.

American Woodmark Corporation has released an investor presentation outlining its growth strategy, competitive advantages, and long-term financial targets.

American Woodmark Corporation announced its fiscal fourth quarter and full year results, showing a decrease in fourth quarter sales and profits but an increase in full year profitability despite a challenging market.

American Woodmark Corporation has announced the launch of a new brand, 1951 Cabinetry, aimed at providing distributors with a versatile product line.

American Woodmark Corporation announced its third quarter fiscal 2024 results, showing a decrease in net sales but an increase in net income and adjusted EBITDA, leading to an improved full-year adjusted EBITDA outlook.

American Woodmark Corporation released an investor presentation detailing its growth strategy, financial targets, and competitive advantages in the U.S. cabinet market.

American Woodmark Corporation has appointed Philip Fracassa, Executive Vice President and CFO of Timken Company, to its Board of Directors and increased the board size from eight to nine members.