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[8-K] Forge Global Holdings, Inc. Reports Material Event

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AAR Corp. (FY ended 31 May 2025) reported strong top-line momentum. Consolidated sales rose $461.6 M, or 19.9%, driven mainly by commercial demand and the late-FY24 Product Support acquisition. Commercial revenue grew $338.2 M (+20.6%); government revenue increased $123.4 M (+18.1%). Segment mix: Parts Supply 40% of sales, Repair & Engineering 32%, Integrated Solutions 25%, Expeditionary Services 3%.

Key portfolio moves included the sale of the Landing Gear Overhaul business to GA Telesis for $48 M, producing a $71.1 M divestiture loss, and a $2.1 M gain on exit of an Indian MRO JV. Integration of FY24’s Product Support buy and FY23’s Trax software investment is yielding cost synergies and digital upselling opportunities.

Growth pipeline: new multi-year distribution deals (Unison, Chromalloy, Ontic), an extended FTAI Aviation USM agreement (CFM56 through 2030) and two U.S. Navy P-8A support contracts. Firm backlog stands at $537.2 M (≈75% recognizable in FY26). Airframe MRO capacity is expanding via 114 k sq ft Miami and 80 k sq ft Oklahoma City hangars, targeted for service within 12-18 months (Miami slightly delayed by permitting).

Government exposure remains meaningful: U.S. government agencies and contractors accounted for $687.6 M, 24.7% of revenue. Shares outstanding on 30 Jun 2025 were 35.85 M; non-affiliate market value was ~$2.43 B (11 Nov 2024 close). Workforce totals 5,600 employees and 500 contractors.

AAR Corp. (anno fiscale terminato il 31 maggio 2025) ha riportato una solida crescita del fatturato. Le vendite consolidate sono aumentate di 461,6 milioni di dollari, ovvero il 19,9%, principalmente grazie alla domanda commerciale e all'acquisizione del Product Support a fine FY24. I ricavi commerciali sono cresciuti di 338,2 milioni di dollari (+20,6%); i ricavi governativi sono aumentati di 123,4 milioni di dollari (+18,1%). Composizione del segmento: Parts Supply 40% delle vendite, Repair & Engineering 32%, Integrated Solutions 25%, Expeditionary Services 3%.

Le principali operazioni nel portafoglio hanno incluso la vendita del business di revisione degli atterraggi a GA Telesis per 48 milioni di dollari, con una perdita da dismissione di 71,1 milioni di dollari, e un guadagno di 2,1 milioni di dollari dall'uscita da una joint venture MRO in India. L'integrazione dell'acquisto del Product Support del FY24 e dell'investimento nel software Trax del FY23 sta generando sinergie di costo e opportunità di upselling digitale.

Pipeline di crescita: nuovi accordi di distribuzione pluriennali (Unison, Chromalloy, Ontic), un'estensione dell'accordo FTAI Aviation USM (CFM56 fino al 2030) e due contratti di supporto per il P-8A della Marina degli Stati Uniti. L'ordine fermo ammonta a 537,2 milioni di dollari (circa il 75% riconoscibile nel FY26). La capacità MRO per fusoliere si sta espandendo con hangar di 114.000 piedi quadrati a Miami e 80.000 piedi quadrati a Oklahoma City, previsti per l'entrata in servizio entro 12-18 mesi (Miami leggermente ritardato per permessi).

L'esposizione governativa rimane significativa: agenzie governative statunitensi e appaltatori hanno rappresentato 687,6 milioni di dollari, il 24,7% dei ricavi. Le azioni in circolazione al 30 giugno 2025 erano 35,85 milioni; il valore di mercato non affiliato era di circa 2,43 miliardi di dollari (chiusura 11 novembre 2024). La forza lavoro conta 5.600 dipendenti e 500 appaltatori.

AAR Corp. (año fiscal finalizado el 31 de mayo de 2025) reportó un fuerte impulso en sus ingresos. Las ventas consolidadas aumentaron $461.6 millones, o un 19.9%, impulsadas principalmente por la demanda comercial y la adquisición de Product Support a finales del FY24. Los ingresos comerciales crecieron $338.2 millones (+20.6%); los ingresos gubernamentales aumentaron $123.4 millones (+18.1%). Mezcla de segmentos: Parts Supply 40% de las ventas, Repair & Engineering 32%, Integrated Solutions 25%, Expeditionary Services 3%.

Movimientos clave en el portafolio incluyeron la venta del negocio de revisión de trenes de aterrizaje a GA Telesis por $48 millones, generando una pérdida por desinversión de $71.1 millones, y una ganancia de $2.1 millones por la salida de una JV MRO en India. La integración de la compra de Product Support en FY24 y la inversión en el software Trax en FY23 está generando sinergias de costos y oportunidades de venta digital.

Pipeline de crecimiento: nuevos acuerdos de distribución plurianuales (Unison, Chromalloy, Ontic), una extensión del acuerdo FTAI Aviation USM (CFM56 hasta 2030) y dos contratos de soporte para el P-8A de la Marina de EE.UU. La cartera firme es de $537.2 millones (≈75% reconocible en FY26). La capacidad MRO de fuselajes se está ampliando con hangares de 114,000 pies cuadrados en Miami y 80,000 pies cuadrados en Oklahoma City, previstos para entrar en servicio en 12-18 meses (Miami ligeramente retrasado por permisos).

La exposición gubernamental sigue siendo significativa: agencias gubernamentales de EE.UU. y contratistas representaron $687.6 millones, 24.7% de los ingresos. Las acciones en circulación al 30 de junio de 2025 eran 35.85 millones; el valor de mercado no afiliado era aproximadamente $2.43 mil millones (cierre 11 de noviembre de 2024). La plantilla suma 5,600 empleados y 500 contratistas.

AAR Corp. (2025년 5월 31일 종료 회계연도)는 강력한 매출 성장세를 보고했습니다. 연결 매출은 4억 6,160만 달러, 19.9% 증가했으며, 주로 상업 수요와 FY24 말 제품 지원 인수에 의해 견인되었습니다. 상업 매출은 3억 3,820만 달러(+20.6%) 증가했고, 정부 매출은 1억 2,340만 달러(+18.1%) 증가했습니다. 세그먼트 구성: 부품 공급 40%, 수리 및 엔지니어링 32%, 통합 솔루션 25%, 원정 서비스 3%.

주요 포트폴리오 움직임으로는 GA Telesis에 랜딩기어 오버홀 사업을 4,800만 달러에 매각하여 7,110만 달러의 매각 손실을 기록했고, 인도 MRO 합작 투자에서 210만 달러의 이익을 얻었습니다. FY24 제품 지원 인수와 FY23 Trax 소프트웨어 투자 통합으로 비용 시너지와 디지털 업셀링 기회를 창출하고 있습니다.

성장 파이프라인: 다년간 유통 계약(유니슨, 크로몰로이, 온틱), FTAI 항공 USM 계약 연장(CFM56 2030년까지), 미 해군 P-8A 지원 계약 2건. 확정 수주는 5억 3,720만 달러이며(약 75%가 FY26에 인식 예정), 미애미 11만 4천 평방피트, 오클라호마시티 8만 평방피트 규모의 동체 MRO 시설 확장 중이며, 12~18개월 내 서비스 개시 예정(미애미는 허가 지연으로 다소 연기).

정부 노출도 여전히 중요하며, 미국 정부 기관 및 계약자가 6억 8,760만 달러, 전체 매출의 24.7%를 차지합니다. 2025년 6월 30일 기준 발행 주식 수는 3,585만 주이며, 비계열 시장 가치는 약 24억 3천만 달러(2024년 11월 11일 종가)입니다. 직원 수는 5,600명, 계약직 500명입니다.

AAR Corp. (exercice clos le 31 mai 2025) a enregistré une forte dynamique de chiffre d'affaires. Les ventes consolidées ont augmenté de 461,6 M$ soit 19,9%, principalement grâce à la demande commerciale et à l'acquisition du Product Support fin FY24. Les revenus commerciaux ont progressé de 338,2 M$ (+20,6%) ; les revenus gouvernementaux ont augmenté de 123,4 M$ (+18,1%). Répartition par segment : Parts Supply 40% des ventes, Repair & Engineering 32%, Integrated Solutions 25%, Expeditionary Services 3%.

Les principales opérations du portefeuille ont inclus la vente de l'activité de révision des trains d'atterrissage à GA Telesis pour 48 M$, entraînant une perte de cession de 71,1 M$, ainsi qu'un gain de 2,1 M$ lié à la sortie d'une coentreprise MRO en Inde. L'intégration de l'acquisition Product Support de FY24 et de l'investissement logiciel Trax de FY23 génère des synergies de coûts et des opportunités de vente additionnelle digitale.

Pipeline de croissance : nouveaux contrats de distribution pluriannuels (Unison, Chromalloy, Ontic), extension de l'accord FTAI Aviation USM (CFM56 jusqu'en 2030) et deux contrats de soutien pour le P-8A de la Marine américaine. Le carnet de commandes ferme s'élève à 537,2 M$ (≈75% reconnus en FY26). La capacité MRO fuselage s'accroît avec des hangars de 114 000 pieds² à Miami et 80 000 pieds² à Oklahoma City, prévus en service sous 12-18 mois (Miami légèrement retardé par des autorisations).

L'exposition gouvernementale reste significative : les agences gouvernementales américaines et les sous-traitants ont représenté 687,6 M$, soit 24,7% du chiffre d'affaires. Le nombre d'actions en circulation au 30 juin 2025 était de 35,85 M ; la valeur de marché hors affiliés était d'environ 2,43 Md$ (cours de clôture au 11 novembre 2024). L'effectif totalise 5 600 employés et 500 contractuels.

AAR Corp. (Geschäftsjahr endete am 31. Mai 2025) meldete eine starke Umsatzdynamik. Der konsolidierte Umsatz stieg um 461,6 Mio. USD bzw. 19,9%, hauptsächlich getrieben durch die kommerzielle Nachfrage und die Produkt-Support-Akquisition Ende FY24. Die kommerziellen Erlöse wuchsen um 338,2 Mio. USD (+20,6%); die Regierungserlöse stiegen um 123,4 Mio. USD (+18,1%). Segmentmix: Teileversorgung 40% des Umsatzes, Reparatur & Engineering 32%, Integrierte Lösungen 25%, Expeditionary Services 3%.

Wesentliche Portfolio-Maßnahmen umfassten den Verkauf des Landing Gear Overhaul-Geschäfts an GA Telesis für 48 Mio. USD, was zu einem Veräußerungsverlust von 71,1 Mio. USD führte, sowie einen Gewinn von 2,1 Mio. USD aus dem Ausstieg aus einem indischen MRO-Joint Venture. Die Integration des Product Support-Kaufs aus FY24 und der Trax-Software-Investition aus FY23 bringt Kostensynergien und digitale Upselling-Möglichkeiten.

Wachstumspipeline: neue mehrjährige Vertriebsvereinbarungen (Unison, Chromalloy, Ontic), eine Verlängerung der FTAI Aviation USM-Vereinbarung (CFM56 bis 2030) und zwei Support-Verträge für die US Navy P-8A. Der feste Auftragsbestand beträgt 537,2 Mio. USD (≈75% davon im FY26 erkennbar). Die MRO-Kapazität für Flugzeugzellen wird durch Hangars mit 114.000 sq ft in Miami und 80.000 sq ft in Oklahoma City erweitert, die innerhalb von 12-18 Monaten in Betrieb genommen werden sollen (Miami verzögert sich leicht wegen Genehmigungen).

Die Regierungsexponierung bleibt bedeutend: US-Regierungsbehörden und Auftragnehmer machten 687,6 Mio. USD, 24,7% des Umsatzes aus. Die ausstehenden Aktien am 30. Juni 2025 betrugen 35,85 Mio.; der Marktwert ohne Beteiligungen lag bei ca. 2,43 Mrd. USD (Schlusskurs 11. Nov. 2024). Die Belegschaft umfasst 5.600 Mitarbeiter und 500 Auftragnehmer.

Positive
  • Sales up 19.9% year-on-year, outpacing industry recovery.
  • $537.2 M firm backlog with high near-term conversion.
  • Multiple new long-term distribution and Navy contracts extend revenue visibility.
  • Integration of Product Support and Trax acquisitions delivering synergies and digital capabilities.
  • Airframe MRO capacity expansions in Miami and Oklahoma City support future growth.
Negative
  • $71.1 M loss on Landing Gear Overhaul divestiture impacts FY25 earnings quality.
  • Miami hangar expansion experiencing permitting delays, pushing out capacity addition.
  • Continued reliance on U.S. government spending (25% of sales) exposes company to budget risk.

Insights

TL;DR – 19.9% sales surge, contract wins, but divestiture charge trims bottom-line quality.

Revenue acceleration confirms robust aftermarket cycle and successful Product Support integration. Distribution contracts and Navy awards broaden multi-year visibility, while a $537 M backlog supports FY26 growth. However, the $71 M write-down on Landing Gear Overhaul masks underlying EBIT leverage and underscores execution risk in portfolio pruning. Facility expansions should lift long-run capacity but near-term capex and Miami delays warrant monitoring. Overall, qualitative tone remains positive with balanced risk.

TL;DR – Stable federal exposure; budget shifts remain a watch-item.

U.S. government revenue rose 19% to $688 M, buoyed by P-8A contracts and DoD logistics work. Contract structure (multi-year ID/IQ, performance-based) offers predictability, yet future appropriations or State-Department cuts could compress volumes. Backlog conversion (75% within 12 months) provides near-term cushion. No compliance red flags noted; continued large-accelerated-filer status suggests strong reporting discipline.

AAR Corp. (anno fiscale terminato il 31 maggio 2025) ha riportato una solida crescita del fatturato. Le vendite consolidate sono aumentate di 461,6 milioni di dollari, ovvero il 19,9%, principalmente grazie alla domanda commerciale e all'acquisizione del Product Support a fine FY24. I ricavi commerciali sono cresciuti di 338,2 milioni di dollari (+20,6%); i ricavi governativi sono aumentati di 123,4 milioni di dollari (+18,1%). Composizione del segmento: Parts Supply 40% delle vendite, Repair & Engineering 32%, Integrated Solutions 25%, Expeditionary Services 3%.

Le principali operazioni nel portafoglio hanno incluso la vendita del business di revisione degli atterraggi a GA Telesis per 48 milioni di dollari, con una perdita da dismissione di 71,1 milioni di dollari, e un guadagno di 2,1 milioni di dollari dall'uscita da una joint venture MRO in India. L'integrazione dell'acquisto del Product Support del FY24 e dell'investimento nel software Trax del FY23 sta generando sinergie di costo e opportunità di upselling digitale.

Pipeline di crescita: nuovi accordi di distribuzione pluriennali (Unison, Chromalloy, Ontic), un'estensione dell'accordo FTAI Aviation USM (CFM56 fino al 2030) e due contratti di supporto per il P-8A della Marina degli Stati Uniti. L'ordine fermo ammonta a 537,2 milioni di dollari (circa il 75% riconoscibile nel FY26). La capacità MRO per fusoliere si sta espandendo con hangar di 114.000 piedi quadrati a Miami e 80.000 piedi quadrati a Oklahoma City, previsti per l'entrata in servizio entro 12-18 mesi (Miami leggermente ritardato per permessi).

L'esposizione governativa rimane significativa: agenzie governative statunitensi e appaltatori hanno rappresentato 687,6 milioni di dollari, il 24,7% dei ricavi. Le azioni in circolazione al 30 giugno 2025 erano 35,85 milioni; il valore di mercato non affiliato era di circa 2,43 miliardi di dollari (chiusura 11 novembre 2024). La forza lavoro conta 5.600 dipendenti e 500 appaltatori.

AAR Corp. (año fiscal finalizado el 31 de mayo de 2025) reportó un fuerte impulso en sus ingresos. Las ventas consolidadas aumentaron $461.6 millones, o un 19.9%, impulsadas principalmente por la demanda comercial y la adquisición de Product Support a finales del FY24. Los ingresos comerciales crecieron $338.2 millones (+20.6%); los ingresos gubernamentales aumentaron $123.4 millones (+18.1%). Mezcla de segmentos: Parts Supply 40% de las ventas, Repair & Engineering 32%, Integrated Solutions 25%, Expeditionary Services 3%.

Movimientos clave en el portafolio incluyeron la venta del negocio de revisión de trenes de aterrizaje a GA Telesis por $48 millones, generando una pérdida por desinversión de $71.1 millones, y una ganancia de $2.1 millones por la salida de una JV MRO en India. La integración de la compra de Product Support en FY24 y la inversión en el software Trax en FY23 está generando sinergias de costos y oportunidades de venta digital.

Pipeline de crecimiento: nuevos acuerdos de distribución plurianuales (Unison, Chromalloy, Ontic), una extensión del acuerdo FTAI Aviation USM (CFM56 hasta 2030) y dos contratos de soporte para el P-8A de la Marina de EE.UU. La cartera firme es de $537.2 millones (≈75% reconocible en FY26). La capacidad MRO de fuselajes se está ampliando con hangares de 114,000 pies cuadrados en Miami y 80,000 pies cuadrados en Oklahoma City, previstos para entrar en servicio en 12-18 meses (Miami ligeramente retrasado por permisos).

La exposición gubernamental sigue siendo significativa: agencias gubernamentales de EE.UU. y contratistas representaron $687.6 millones, 24.7% de los ingresos. Las acciones en circulación al 30 de junio de 2025 eran 35.85 millones; el valor de mercado no afiliado era aproximadamente $2.43 mil millones (cierre 11 de noviembre de 2024). La plantilla suma 5,600 empleados y 500 contratistas.

AAR Corp. (2025년 5월 31일 종료 회계연도)는 강력한 매출 성장세를 보고했습니다. 연결 매출은 4억 6,160만 달러, 19.9% 증가했으며, 주로 상업 수요와 FY24 말 제품 지원 인수에 의해 견인되었습니다. 상업 매출은 3억 3,820만 달러(+20.6%) 증가했고, 정부 매출은 1억 2,340만 달러(+18.1%) 증가했습니다. 세그먼트 구성: 부품 공급 40%, 수리 및 엔지니어링 32%, 통합 솔루션 25%, 원정 서비스 3%.

주요 포트폴리오 움직임으로는 GA Telesis에 랜딩기어 오버홀 사업을 4,800만 달러에 매각하여 7,110만 달러의 매각 손실을 기록했고, 인도 MRO 합작 투자에서 210만 달러의 이익을 얻었습니다. FY24 제품 지원 인수와 FY23 Trax 소프트웨어 투자 통합으로 비용 시너지와 디지털 업셀링 기회를 창출하고 있습니다.

성장 파이프라인: 다년간 유통 계약(유니슨, 크로몰로이, 온틱), FTAI 항공 USM 계약 연장(CFM56 2030년까지), 미 해군 P-8A 지원 계약 2건. 확정 수주는 5억 3,720만 달러이며(약 75%가 FY26에 인식 예정), 미애미 11만 4천 평방피트, 오클라호마시티 8만 평방피트 규모의 동체 MRO 시설 확장 중이며, 12~18개월 내 서비스 개시 예정(미애미는 허가 지연으로 다소 연기).

정부 노출도 여전히 중요하며, 미국 정부 기관 및 계약자가 6억 8,760만 달러, 전체 매출의 24.7%를 차지합니다. 2025년 6월 30일 기준 발행 주식 수는 3,585만 주이며, 비계열 시장 가치는 약 24억 3천만 달러(2024년 11월 11일 종가)입니다. 직원 수는 5,600명, 계약직 500명입니다.

AAR Corp. (exercice clos le 31 mai 2025) a enregistré une forte dynamique de chiffre d'affaires. Les ventes consolidées ont augmenté de 461,6 M$ soit 19,9%, principalement grâce à la demande commerciale et à l'acquisition du Product Support fin FY24. Les revenus commerciaux ont progressé de 338,2 M$ (+20,6%) ; les revenus gouvernementaux ont augmenté de 123,4 M$ (+18,1%). Répartition par segment : Parts Supply 40% des ventes, Repair & Engineering 32%, Integrated Solutions 25%, Expeditionary Services 3%.

Les principales opérations du portefeuille ont inclus la vente de l'activité de révision des trains d'atterrissage à GA Telesis pour 48 M$, entraînant une perte de cession de 71,1 M$, ainsi qu'un gain de 2,1 M$ lié à la sortie d'une coentreprise MRO en Inde. L'intégration de l'acquisition Product Support de FY24 et de l'investissement logiciel Trax de FY23 génère des synergies de coûts et des opportunités de vente additionnelle digitale.

Pipeline de croissance : nouveaux contrats de distribution pluriannuels (Unison, Chromalloy, Ontic), extension de l'accord FTAI Aviation USM (CFM56 jusqu'en 2030) et deux contrats de soutien pour le P-8A de la Marine américaine. Le carnet de commandes ferme s'élève à 537,2 M$ (≈75% reconnus en FY26). La capacité MRO fuselage s'accroît avec des hangars de 114 000 pieds² à Miami et 80 000 pieds² à Oklahoma City, prévus en service sous 12-18 mois (Miami légèrement retardé par des autorisations).

L'exposition gouvernementale reste significative : les agences gouvernementales américaines et les sous-traitants ont représenté 687,6 M$, soit 24,7% du chiffre d'affaires. Le nombre d'actions en circulation au 30 juin 2025 était de 35,85 M ; la valeur de marché hors affiliés était d'environ 2,43 Md$ (cours de clôture au 11 novembre 2024). L'effectif totalise 5 600 employés et 500 contractuels.

AAR Corp. (Geschäftsjahr endete am 31. Mai 2025) meldete eine starke Umsatzdynamik. Der konsolidierte Umsatz stieg um 461,6 Mio. USD bzw. 19,9%, hauptsächlich getrieben durch die kommerzielle Nachfrage und die Produkt-Support-Akquisition Ende FY24. Die kommerziellen Erlöse wuchsen um 338,2 Mio. USD (+20,6%); die Regierungserlöse stiegen um 123,4 Mio. USD (+18,1%). Segmentmix: Teileversorgung 40% des Umsatzes, Reparatur & Engineering 32%, Integrierte Lösungen 25%, Expeditionary Services 3%.

Wesentliche Portfolio-Maßnahmen umfassten den Verkauf des Landing Gear Overhaul-Geschäfts an GA Telesis für 48 Mio. USD, was zu einem Veräußerungsverlust von 71,1 Mio. USD führte, sowie einen Gewinn von 2,1 Mio. USD aus dem Ausstieg aus einem indischen MRO-Joint Venture. Die Integration des Product Support-Kaufs aus FY24 und der Trax-Software-Investition aus FY23 bringt Kostensynergien und digitale Upselling-Möglichkeiten.

Wachstumspipeline: neue mehrjährige Vertriebsvereinbarungen (Unison, Chromalloy, Ontic), eine Verlängerung der FTAI Aviation USM-Vereinbarung (CFM56 bis 2030) und zwei Support-Verträge für die US Navy P-8A. Der feste Auftragsbestand beträgt 537,2 Mio. USD (≈75% davon im FY26 erkennbar). Die MRO-Kapazität für Flugzeugzellen wird durch Hangars mit 114.000 sq ft in Miami und 80.000 sq ft in Oklahoma City erweitert, die innerhalb von 12-18 Monaten in Betrieb genommen werden sollen (Miami verzögert sich leicht wegen Genehmigungen).

Die Regierungsexponierung bleibt bedeutend: US-Regierungsbehörden und Auftragnehmer machten 687,6 Mio. USD, 24,7% des Umsatzes aus. Die ausstehenden Aktien am 30. Juni 2025 betrugen 35,85 Mio.; der Marktwert ohne Beteiligungen lag bei ca. 2,43 Mrd. USD (Schlusskurs 11. Nov. 2024). Die Belegschaft umfasst 5.600 Mitarbeiter und 500 Auftragnehmer.

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UNITED STATES
SECURITIES AND EXCHANGE COMMISSION
Washington, D.C. 20549
FORM 8-K
CURRENT REPORT
PURSUANT TO SECTION 13 OR 15(d)
OF THE SECURITIES EXCHANGE ACT OF 1934
Date of Report (Date of earliest event reported): July 18, 2025
Forge Global Holdings, Inc.
(Exact name of registrant as specified in its charter)
Delaware001-39794
99-4383083
(State or other jurisdiction
of incorporation)
(Commission
File Number)
(I.R.S. Employer
Identification No.)
4 Embarcadero Center
Floor 15
San Francisco, California
(Address of principal executive offices)
94111
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Item 5.02. Departure of Directors or Certain Officers; Election of Directors; Appointment of Certain Officers; Compensatory Arrangements of Certain Officers.

On July 18, 2025, the Board of Directors (the “Board”) of Forge Global Holdings, Inc. (the “Company”) and the Compensation Committee of the Board (the “Compensation Committee”) granted annual equity awards under the Forge Global Holdings, Inc. 2022 Stock Option and Incentive Plan and the Amended and Restated 2025 Forge Global Holdings, Inc. Inducement Plan to certain executive officers, including Kelly Rodriques, the Company’s Chief Executive Officer and a member of the Board, and James Nevin, the Company’s Chief Financial Officer. The Board and Compensation Committee considered the financial results and stockholder returns in making its annual award decisions, as well as its continued commitment to a pay-for-performance philosophy. As such, the performance weighting of these equity awards has significantly increased in the current year for all key executives, relative to the 2024 annual equity awards.

The Board and Compensation Committee also note the results of the Company’s recent annual stockholder meeting. The entire Board and management team take these results very seriously and have been reflecting on the voting results from the meeting. In short order, members of the Board and the management team will embark on a listening tour to better understand the views of our stockholders and potential ways to address their concerns.

2025 Annual Equity Compensation for Chief Executive Officer

With respect to Mr. Rodriques, the Board determined that for 2025, 100% of Mr. Rodriques’ equity awards should be subject to performance-based vesting, increased from 50% performance weighting in 2024. The total number of restricted stock units (“RSUs”) eligible to vest assuming achievement of 100% target performance is similar to the total number of RSUs underlying Mr. Rodriques’ 2024 annual equity awards; however, the grant date fair value of Mr. Rodriques’ 2025 equity awards is approximately 50% lower than for his 2024 annual equity awards given the Company‘s lower stock price relative to the grant date of the 2024 annual equity awards.

The terms of the 2025 equity awards granted to Mr. Rodriques are set forth below, and subject to his continued services to the Company through each applicable vesting date.

Up to 36,800 RSUs are eligible to vest based on achievement of revenue and adjusted EBITDA performance goals for fiscal year 2025. Achievement of less than 75% of target shall result in no shares vesting and achievement of between 75% and 100% of target shall result in between 50% and 100% of target shares vesting proportionately. Achievement of greater than 100% of target (but capped at 150%) shall result in an additional payment of between $0 and $552,000 (representing 0% to 100% of grant value proportionately), which amount may be paid in cash, common stock, or a combination thereof.
Up to 36,800 RSUs are eligible to vest based on achievement of certain stock price performance goals prior to December 31, 2026.
Up to 18,400 RSUs are eligible to vest based on achievement of certain stock price performance goals for fiscal year 2025 compared against the Russell 2000 Index, with 100% payout of the target RSUs if the Company’s TSR performance is equal to or greater than the Russell 2000 Index (“Target Performance”). Achievement of less than 75% of Target Performance shall result in no shares vesting and achievement of between 75% and 100% of Target Performance shall result in between 50% and 100% of target shares vesting proportionately. Achievement of a Company TSR above 100% of Target Performance (but capped at 150%) shall result in an additional amount of between 0 and 18,400 RSUs vesting (representing 0% to 100% of grant value proportionately), which amount may be paid in cash, common stock, or a combination thereof.

2025 Equity Compensation for Chief Financial Officer

As previously reported in the Company’s Current Report on Form 8-K filed on January 14, 2025, the Company announced the appointment of James Nevin as the Company’s Chief Financial Officer, effective as of January 20, 2025. In connection



with Mr. Nevin’s appointment, Mr. Nevin entered into an employment agreement that provided he was entitled to annual equity compensation for 2025 on terms determined by the Compensation Committee, including his offer of RSUs for 2025 of 46,665 shares (after giving effect to the Company’s 1 for 15 reverse stock split completed in April 2025) that was an inducement material to his commencement of employment with the Company.

With respect to Mr. Nevin, the Compensation Committee determined that for 2025, 65% of Mr. Nevin’s equity awards should be subject to performance-based vesting. In 2024, equity awards to the Company’s previous Chief Financial Officer included a 25% weighting toward performance-based vesting.

The terms of the 2025 equity awards granted to Mr. Nevin are set forth below, and subject to his continued services to the Company through each applicable vesting date.

Up to 18,666 RSUs are eligible to vest over the course of thirty-six (36) months based on achievement of revenue and adjusted EBITDA performance goals for fiscal year 2025. Achievement of less than 75% of target shall result in no shares vesting and achievement of between 75% and 100% of target shall result in between 50% and 100% of target shares vesting proportionately. Achievement of greater than 100% of target (but capped at 150%), shall result in an additional payment of between $0 and $280,000 (representing 0% to 100% of grant value proportionately), which amount may be paid in cash, common stock, or a combination thereof.
Up to 15,999 RSUs are eligible to vest over the course of thirty-six (36) months based on achievement of certain stock price goals for fiscal years 2025, 2026 and 2027 compared against the Russell 2000 Index in each such year; with 100% payout of the target RSUs if the Company’s TSR performance is equal to or greater than the Russell 2000 Index (“Target Performance”). Achievement of less than 75% of Target Performance shall result in no shares vesting and achievement of between 75% and 100% of Target Performance shall result in between 50% and 100% of target shares vesting proportionately. Achievement of a Company TSR above Target Performance over the period to the end of fiscal year 2027 (but capped at 150%) shall result in an additional amount of between 0 and 15,999 RSUs vesting (representing 0% to 100% of grant value proportionately), which amount may be paid in cash, common stock, or a combination thereof.
18,666 RSUs are eligible to vest over the course of thirty-six months (36) months with a twelve (12) month cliff.

46,665 of such RSUs were awarded under the Company’s 2025 Amended and Restated Inducement Plan originally adopted by the Board for such awards as an inducement material to Mr. Nevin entering into his employment agreement with the Company, and an additional 6,666 RSUs were awarded under the Company’s 2022 Stock Option and Incentive Plan.




SIGNATURE
Pursuant to the requirements of the Exchange Act, the registrant has duly caused this report to be signed on its behalf by the undersigned hereunto duly authorized.
Forge Global Holdings, Inc.
Date: July 21, 2025By: /s/ Kelly Rodriques
Name:Kelly Rodriques
Title:Chief Executive Officer

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