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Graham Holdings Company filings document the formal disclosures of a diversified holding company with education, television broadcasting, healthcare, manufacturing, automotive and other businesses. Periodic and current reports cover consolidated results, segment operating performance, non-GAAP cash-flow measures, capital expenditures and portfolio changes, including the completed sale of Kaplan Languages Group.
The company’s filings also record governance and capital-structure matters, including definitive proxy materials, annual-meeting voting results for Class A and Class B common stock, advisory compensation votes, credit-facility amendments and debt-financing disclosures. These records frame the company’s reporting around subsidiaries, shareholder voting mechanics, financing arrangements and material events.
Graham Holdings Co director G. Richard Wagoner Jr. received additional stock compensation through a board fee program. A revocable trust associated with him acquired 21 shares of Class B Common Stock on July 1 at $1,161.11 per share, in lieu of cash director fees. Following this grant, the trust holds 1,554 shares indirectly.
Graham Holdings Co director Anne M. Mulcahy reported receiving 21 shares of Class B Common Stock on July 1, 2026. The shares were acquired at a price of $1,161.11 per share through a grant under the Director Share Purchase Program, where she elected to receive director fees in stock instead of cash. After this compensation-related award, an associated revocable trust held 758 shares of Class B Common Stock indirectly.
Graham Holdings Co director Jack A. Markell reported receiving 7 shares of Class B Common Stock at $1,161.11 per share. The shares were acquired indirectly through a Revocable Trust under a Director Share Purchase Program, where he elected to take director fees in stock instead of cash, bringing the trust’s holdings to 48 shares.
Graham Holdings Co director Christopher C. Davis acquired 23 shares of Class B Common Stock through a compensation-related grant. The shares were valued at $1,161.11 each and were received under a Director Share Purchase Program, where he elected to take part of his board fees in stock instead of cash.
After this award, Davis directly holds 5,614 shares of Graham Holdings Class B Common Stock. This Form 4 reflects a routine director fee election rather than an open-market stock purchase or sale.
Graham Holdings Co director Danielle Y. Conley reported an acquisition of Class B Common Stock through a compensation-related program. On July 1, 2026, a revocable trust associated with her received 19 shares at a reference price of $1,161.11 per share.
The footnote explains these shares were acquired under the Director Share Purchase Program, where a portion of director fees is taken in stock instead of cash. After this award, the revocable trust held 461 Class B shares in total, categorized as indirect ownership.
Graham Holdings Co insider filings show that entities associated with ten percent owner Laura O'Shaughnessy restructured their holdings in the company’s dual-class shares. The transactions center on exchanging Class B Common Stock for an equivalent number of Class A shares, with no cash changing hands.
A trust associated with O'Shaughnessy disposed of 5,600 shares of Class B Common Stock in an exchange for 6,000 shares of Class A Common Stock that are directly held and are convertible into 6,000 shares of Class B Common Stock on a one-for-one basis. After these transactions, she reports 27,076 shares of Class B Common Stock held directly and 11,500 shares of Class A Common Stock directly, while small indirect Class B positions are held through a spouse and a trust for which she disclaims beneficial ownership and lacks voting or investment power.
Graham Holdings Co director Katharine Weymouth reported an internal share exchange involving 6,000 shares. She acquired 6,000 shares of Class B Common Stock in an exchange transaction for an equivalent number of Class A shares and simultaneously disposed of 6,000 Class A shares in that exchange. The Form 4 characterizes these as "other" transactions rather than open‑market buys or sells. After the exchange, she holds 7,615 shares of Class B Common Stock directly and 30,000 shares of Class A Common Stock. Footnotes state that each share of Class A Common Stock is convertible into one share of Class B Common Stock at any time and has no expiration date.
Graham Holdings Co President and CEO Timothy J. O'Shaughnessy reported a restructuring involving 12,000 shares linked to his family and related entities. The filing shows 400 shares of Class B Common Stock moved in an exchange transaction, leaving him with 27,087 Class B shares, including shares in his 401(k) plan.
A trust for his spouse and children exchanged 5,600 Class B shares, and he is a trustee but not a beneficiary and disclaims beneficial ownership of those securities. Separately, his spouse acquired 6,000 shares of Class A Common Stock in an exchange for an equivalent number of Class B shares, which are convertible into Class B on a one-for-one basis with no expiration date. These are coded as "other" transactions rather than open-market buys or sells.
Graham Holdings Co filed a Form 13F reporting institutional holdings totaling $966,719. The filing shows 6 reported positions in the Form 13F Information Table and was signed by Chief Financial Officer Wallace R. Cooney on 05-15-2026. This is a standard quarterly disclosure of holdings by the reporting manager.
Graham Holdings Company reported the results of its Annual Meeting of Stockholders held on May 5, 2026. Stockholders elected ten directors to the board, with the Class A common stockholders casting 928,001 votes "for" each listed nominee.
Class B common stockholders supported nominees including Tony Allen, Danielle Conley, and Christopher C. Davis, with varying levels of votes "for" and "against." Class A stockholders also approved, on an advisory basis, the 2025 compensation of the company’s named executive officers, with 928,001 votes in favor and no votes against or abstaining.