Arrow Electronics, Inc. filings document the regulatory record for a New York corporation whose common stock trades on the New York Stock Exchange under ARW. Recent Form 8-K reports furnish quarterly and annual operating results, earnings releases, outlook updates and related financial-condition disclosures for the company’s Global Components and global enterprise computing solutions businesses.
Arrow’s proxy and current reports also cover board and executive governance, executive compensation, leadership appointments, principal accounting officer changes, and compensatory arrangements. These filings identify the company’s registered common stock, formal reporting obligations, shareholder voting matters and governance disclosures associated with its public-company structure.
Arrow Electronics director Carol P. Lowe received 282.92 shares through settlement of Deferred Stock Units (DSUs) under the companys Non-Employee Directors Deferred Compensation Plan. The DSUs were issued and settled on 08/15/2025 on a one-for-one basis into common stock at a referenced price of $123.71, resulting in 3,894 shares beneficially owned by the reporting person following the transaction. The Form 4 was signed by an attorney-in-fact on behalf of the reporting person on 08/18/2025.
Boston Partners reports beneficial ownership of 2,654,349 shares of Arrow Electronics, representing 5.12% of the company’s common stock. The filing discloses sole voting power for 1,945,652 shares and sole dispositive power for all 2,654,349 shares, which are held in discretionary client accounts.
The statement affirms these shares were acquired and are held in the ordinary course of business and were not acquired to influence or change control of the issuer. The filing notes that, by rule 13d-3, Boston Partners may be deemed a beneficial owner of the reported shares.
Arrow Electronics (ARW) Q2 FY25 (quarter ended 28 Jun 2025) snapshot: Sales rose 10% YoY to $7.58 bn, but gross profit was flat at $849 m as margin compressed 110 bp to 11.2%. SG&A climbed 9% and the ongoing Operating Expense Efficiency Plan added $22 m of restructuring charges. Consequently, operating income slipped 10% to $191 m (margin 2.5%).
Below-the-line items turned the quarter: a $104 m investment gain (sale of equity securities) and slightly lower net financing costs lifted pre-tax income 67% to $233 m. Net income attributable to shareholders surged 73% to $188 m; diluted EPS jumped to $3.59 from $2.01. For 1H FY25, revenue grew 4% to $14.4 bn and diluted EPS increased 44% to $5.09.
Balance sheet & cash-flow: Total assets expanded to $24.3 bn, driven by a $2.2 bn rise in receivables. Inventory remained steady at $4.75 bn. Net debt fell ~$300 m as Arrow redeemed $350 m of 4.00% notes and cut asset-securitization borrowings. However, 1H operating cash flow contracted to $146 m (vs $723 m) due to working-capital swings. The company repurchased $110 m of stock during the half, leaving 51.5 m shares outstanding.
Outlook items: Management expects its multi-year cost-reduction plan (max $185 m pre-tax) to run through FY26; cumulative charges booked to date total $84.6 m. Arrow remains in compliance with all debt covenants; revolving credit maturity was extended to 2030.
Arrow Electronics (NYSE:ARW) entered into a Fifth Amended and Restated Credit Agreement providing up to $2.0 billion in revolving loans and letters of credit. The facility extends the maturity of the company’s primary bank line to June 27 2030, replacing the September 9 2021 agreement. Pricing floats at a base or benchmark rate plus 0.000%-1.633%, with fees tied to ARW’s senior unsecured debt ratings.
The agreement introduces a leverage-ratio step-up to accommodate large acquisitions, allows multi-currency borrowing (USD, GBP, EUR, others), and is guaranteed by certain domestic subsidiaries. Key covenants include a consolidated leverage ceiling, lien and debt restrictions, and customary change-of-control and cross-default provisions. Events of default can accelerate payment.
- Size: $2.0B revolver & LOC capacity
- Maturity: 5-year extension to 2030
- Strategic flexibility: acquisition leverage step-up & multi-currency feature
- Administrative agent: JPMorgan Chase Bank