Lee Enterprises, INC

Lee Enterprises, Inc. announced the retirement of Director Herbert W. Moloney III from its Board of Directors, effective July 28, 2026.

Lee Enterprises, Inc. has amended its Stock Purchase Agreement with investors, modifying standstill provisions related to share purchases.

Lee Enterprises announces the retirement of a long-standing Board of Directors member, effective end of July.

Lee Enterprises has entered into a five-year management agreement to operate Hoffmann Media Group's newspaper and digital assets.

Lee Enterprises announced preliminary second quarter fiscal 2026 results, showcasing significant year-over-year Adjusted EBITDA growth and a continued shift towards digital revenue, which now constitutes 56% of total revenue.

Lee Enterprises has officially appointed Nathan E. Bekke as CEO and Joshua P. Rinehults as CFO following their successful interim tenures.

Lee Enterprises reports improved quarterly results driven by cost discipline, insurance recoveries, and a $50 million private placement.

Lee Enterprises reports a narrower net loss in Q1 2026, driven by digital subscription growth and cost reductions, alongside a significant private placement and debt amendment.

Lee Enterprises reported a net loss for the quarter and nine months ended June 29, 2025, as digital revenue growth partially offset declines in traditional print advertising and subscriptions, while a cybersecurity incident impacted results.

Lee Enterprises' Q2 2025 results reveal a net loss, influenced by a cybersecurity incident and ongoing decline in print revenue, despite growth in digital subscriptions.

Lee Enterprises' Q1 2025 results show a net loss despite digital revenue growth, with the company also disclosing a recent cyber incident.

Lee Enterprises experienced a decrease in overall revenue in the third quarter, with digital growth partially offsetting declines in print advertising and subscription revenue.

Lee Enterprises reported a net loss of $35.7 million for fiscal year 2025, significantly impacted by a $10.5 million cybersecurity incident, despite growth in digital-only subscriptions and marketing services.

Lee Enterprises experienced a decline in overall revenue, primarily due to print advertising and subscription losses, but saw growth in digital subscriptions and services in fiscal year 2024.

Lee Enterprises Director Herbert W. Moloney III sold 24,000 shares of common stock at an average price of $9.82.

Director Mary Junck reported the disposal of 62,430 shares of Lee Enterprises common stock via a gift transaction.

David Henry Hoffmann, a Director and 10% Owner of Lee Enterprises, Inc., reported the acquisition of common stock through multiple transactions.

Director and 10% owner David Henry Hoffmann acquired 43,325 shares of Lee Enterprises common stock across three transactions in June 2026.

Lee Enterprises, Inc. reports a Form 4 filing detailing the acquisition of 8,136 common shares by Director Herbert W. Moloney III.

Director Madeline E. McIntosh acquired 7,563 shares of common stock in LEE Enterprises, Inc. on June 1, 2026.

Lee Enterprises announced its 2026 Annual Meeting, featuring director elections, a Say-On-Pay vote, and a proposal to amend its Long-Term Incentive Plan, alongside significant leadership transitions.

Lee Enterprises, Incorporated has filed definitive additional proxy materials with the SEC.

Lee Enterprises is seeking shareholder approval for a private placement of up to 16 million common shares to raise $50 million, crucial for debt restructuring and operations.

Lee Enterprises announced a $50 million strategic equity investment, a new Board Chairperson, and the retirement of its CEO, alongside a significant debt interest rate reduction.

Lee Enterprises announced the postponement of its Special Meeting of Stockholders from December 4, 2025, to December 19, 2025, to maximize participation.

Lee Enterprises, Incorporated has filed definitive additional materials related to its proxy statement with the SEC.

Lee Enterprises is conducting a non-transferable rights offering to raise up to $50 million for general corporate purposes and to potentially reduce its term loan interest rate from 9.0% to 5.0% for five years.

The Hoffmann family and related trust have increased their beneficial ownership in Lee Enterprises, Incorporated to 53.47% of outstanding common stock.

Gabelli Group entities have reduced their beneficial ownership in Lee Enterprises, Inc. to 3.82% following a private placement by the issuer that increased outstanding shares.

David Hoffmann and related entities now beneficially own 51.82% of Lee Enterprises after a $44.5 million private placement, with Hoffmann appointed Chairman of the Board.

A group of investment entities led by Mario Gabelli has increased its beneficial ownership in Lee Enterprises, Inc. to 13.67% and communicated its views on the company's proposed private placement and governance.

Lee Enterprises announced a $50 million private placement led by David Hoffmann, who will become Chairman, alongside a CEO retirement and significant credit agreement amendments.

The Gabelli Group of investment firms has increased its beneficial ownership in Lee Enterprises, Inc. to 13.62% of outstanding common stock, reflecting continued investment.

Quint Digital Limited, along with associated individuals, has filed a Schedule 13G, reporting beneficial ownership of 3,244,800 shares, representing 14.6% of Lee Enterprises, Inc.'s common stock.

Quint Digital Ltd, along with individuals Raghav Nath Bahl, Ritu Kapur, and Vidur Bahl, has disclosed a beneficial ownership of 12.82% in Lee Enterprises, Inc. common stock, with a clause indicating potential director nominations.