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Golden Growers Cooperative files an amended annual report to add required Inline XBRL tagging and correct a director signature, leaving all 2025 disclosures otherwise unchanged. The report describes a corn grower cooperative with 15,490,480 Units outstanding and about 1,445 members focused on value-added processing through its 50% stake in ProGold LLC.
For 2025, the Cooperative generated net income of $6.1 million, largely from ProGold income of $6.46 million, while corn marketing activities were essentially revenue neutral. Cash distributions to members rose to $10.7 million, reducing members’ equity to $20.1 million. Working capital was $5.9 million at year-end, with no long-term debt and access to a $2.0 million credit line.
The filing highlights that Cargill pays ProGold $16 million per year under a facility lease through December 31, 2026 and has agreed to purchase the Cooperative’s 50% interest in ProGold for $81 million and half of remaining lease payments if a joint venture is not finalized. Members approved a Plan of Liquidation and Dissolution that calls for selling this ProGold interest after lease expiry, fulfilling obligations to Cargill and ProGold, and distributing remaining proceeds and assets to members. The Cooperative reports stable cybersecurity oversight, no material cyber incidents, and no legal proceedings.
Golden Growers Cooperative reported the results of its Annual Meeting held on March 19, 2026, where members elected directors in line with its Fourth Amended and Restated Bylaws.
Members from the Central District elected Nicolas Pyle as director, receiving 63 of 63 votes, for a three-year term beginning March 19, 2026 and ending in March 2029. Members from the South District elected Richard Bot as director, receiving 69 of 69 votes, also for a term running through March 2029. For the Director-at-Large position, members elected Brady Koehl, who received 172 of 172 votes for a three-year term.
Chris Johnson will continue as a director for the Central District, while Larry Vipond continues for the South District. There were no director elections in the North District, and Blane Benedict and David Kragnes will continue as directors, with Mark Harless and Glenn Johnson continuing as Directors-at-Large.
Golden Growers Cooperative director Glenn Harold Johnson reported a bona fide gift of 7,000 Membership Units. The units were transferred on March 24, 2026 at a stated price of $0.00 per unit. After this gift, he directly holds 88,703 Membership Units. This is a non-market, charitable-style disposition rather than a sale or purchase.
Golden Growers Cooperative director David J. Kragnes reported bona fide gifts of 24,000 Membership Units. On March 24, 2026, he gifted 16,000 units held directly and 8,000 units held indirectly through his spouse. After these transfers, he holds 57,500 units directly and 5,000 units indirectly.
Golden Growers Cooperative files its annual report describing a winding-down path tied to its 50% stake in ProGold LLC. Cargill has committed to purchase this 50% ProGold interest for $81 million within 30 days after the facility lease expires on December 31, 2026, and members have approved a Plan of Liquidation and Dissolution that will distribute sale proceeds and remaining assets after obligations are met.
For 2025, the Cooperative generated net income of $6.1 million, essentially unchanged from 2024, driven mainly by $6.5 million of income from ProGold. Corn marketing operations remained largely revenue-neutral, with $62.3 million of corn revenue and similar corn expense. General and administrative costs were $670,000, up mainly from higher legal and consulting spending.
Member cash distributions increased significantly, rising to $10.7 million in 2025 from $7.7 million in 2024, reducing members’ equity to $20.1 million at year-end. Working capital was $5.9 million and the Cooperative held $1.2 million in cash plus $4.6 million in short-term investments, with no long-term debt and a $2.0 million undrawn credit line expiring in 2026. Governance, internal controls, and cybersecurity practices are described as effective, and the Cooperative reported no material legal proceedings or cybersecurity incidents in 2025.
Golden Growers Cooperative director David J. Kragnes reported gifting membership units of the cooperative. On December 31, 2025, he transferred 12,000 membership units as a gift at a reported price of $0 per unit, leaving him with 73,500 membership units held directly. On the same date, he also reported a separate gift of 4,000 membership units at $0 per unit, which are held indirectly "By Spouse", with 5,000 membership units beneficially owned following the transaction in that indirect account. The filing classifies him as a director of Golden Growers Cooperative and is filed as a Form 4 for one reporting person.
Golden Growers Cooperative (GGROU) reported Q3 results and outlined progress on its wind‑down plan. Net income was $1.406 million for the quarter and $4.492 million year to date. EPS was $0.09 for Q3 and $0.29 for the nine months, on 15,490,480 units outstanding.
Corn revenue was $12.321 million in Q3 and $48.631 million year to date, with matching corn expense largely offsetting revenue by design. Income from the Cooperative’s 50% stake in ProGold LLC contributed $1.495 million in Q3 and $4.845 million year to date. Cash was $2.043 million and working capital $4.222 million as of September 30, 2025; the $2.0 million credit line had no balance.
Members received three distributions of $3,562,810 each ($0.23 per unit) on February 21, June 25, and October 15, 2025. Members approved a Plan of Liquidation and Dissolution, including the sale of the Cooperative’s 50% ProGold interest to Cargill within 30 days after the facility lease expires on December 31, 2026, with proceeds to be distributed to members.
Glenn Harold Johnson, a director of Golden Growers Cooperative (GGROU), reported on Form 4 that he purchased 45,000 membership units on 10/01/2025 at a price of $5 per unit. After the purchase he beneficially owned 95,703 membership units in a direct ownership capacity. The Form 4 was signed and filed on 10/03/2025. The filing shows a director increasing personal stake in the cooperative through an open-market or private purchase recorded as a non-derivative transaction coded P.
Chris A. Johnson, a director of Golden Growers Cooperative (GGROU), reported transactions dated 10/01/2025 on Form 4. The filing shows acquisitions of membership units: 6,000 units acquired at $5 and 10,000 units acquired at $5. The schedule discloses indirect holdings including 10,000 units held by a spouse and 41,000 units held indirectly by C and S Farms following the reported transactions. A separate line shows a direct holding of 10,000 membership units following the reported activity. The form notes the reporting person is the President of C&S Farms and is signed on 10/03/2025.
Golden Growers Cooperative amended its annual report to include auditor opinions and updated certifications and disclosed material plans tied to its ProGold investment. The cooperative reports 15,490,480 membership units outstanding and audited net income of $6,041,000 for 2024. The board and Cargill agreed Cargill will purchase Golden Growers' 50% interest in ProGold for $81,000,000 within 30 days after the Facility Lease expires (lease term through December 31, 2026). In January 2025 the cooperative declared a distribution of $3,562,810 ($0.23 per unit) and the board approved submitting a Plan of Liquidation and Dissolution to members for approval at the 2025 meeting. Audits for 2023 and 2024 are unqualified. Financial statements and iXBRL tags are filed with the amendment.