Lululemon Athletica INC Schedule 13D activist filings

An amendment to a Schedule 13D filing details ownership stakes and a recent sale of Lululemon shares by Low Tide Properties Ltd.

An amendment to a Schedule 13D filing reveals updated beneficial ownership details for Lululemon Athletica Inc. by Dennis J. Wilson and associated entities.

Lululemon Athletica has entered into a cooperation agreement with founder Dennis Wilson, ending a proxy solicitation and adding two new independent directors to the board.

Founder Dennis J. Wilson filed an amendment to his Schedule 13D detailing ongoing negotiations with Lululemon's Board regarding a potential settlement.

Founder Dennis J. Wilson issued an open letter to shareholders criticizing Lululemon's board governance and demanding immediate refreshment.

Lululemon's significant shareholders are seeking to elect new directors and declassify the board at the upcoming annual meeting.

Lululemon founder Dennis J. Wilson and his group are initiating a proxy contest to elect three new directors and declassify the company's board.

Lululemon founder Dennis J. Wilson files an amended Schedule 13D, expressing concerns over governance, brand strategy, and North American sales performance, calling for further board changes.

Lululemon founder Dennis J. Wilson calls for significant Board refreshment to support the company's next CEO, highlighting concerns over independence and innovation.

Lululemon founder Dennis J. Wilson has issued an open letter to shareholders, criticizing the company's board for a lack of engagement and calling for significant governance changes.

Lululemon founder Dennis J. Wilson and associated entities have nominated three director candidates and proposed a non-binding declassification of the board ahead of the 2026 annual meeting.

Lululemon founder Dennis J. Wilson calls for new, experienced directors and improved succession planning following the unexpected departure of CEO Calvin McDonald.

Lululemon founder Dennis J. Wilson publicly criticized the company's management and future direction in a Wall Street Journal letter.

Lululemon founder Dennis J. Wilson and related entities updated their beneficial ownership, disclosing a new $315 million private banking loan facility secured by company shares.

Dennis Wilson and related entities amend their Schedule 13D filing for Lululemon, disclosing share transfers, open market sales, and the entry into prepaid variable share forward transactions with Citibank, N.A.