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The Lamb Weston Holdings, Inc. (NYSE: LW) SEC filings page on Stock Titan provides access to the company’s regulatory documents as filed with the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission. These filings offer detailed insight into Lamb Weston’s frozen potato business, financial performance, governance, and strategic actions, and are updated from the EDGAR system as new documents are submitted.
Among the most frequently consulted documents are annual reports on Form 10-K and quarterly reports on Form 10-Q, which describe Lamb Weston’s operations in its North America and International segments, discuss risks and market conditions, and present audited and interim financial statements. Investors use these reports to understand trends in volume, price/mix, manufacturing costs, and the impact of initiatives such as the Focus to Win strategic plan and the Cost Savings Program.
Lamb Weston also files numerous current reports on Form 8-K to disclose material events. Recent 8-K filings have covered quarterly and annual financial results, the announcement of the Focus to Win plan, a Cooperation Agreement with certain shareholders that changed the composition of the Board of Directors and its committees, and a plan to close the Munro, Argentina manufacturing facility and consolidate Latin America production at the Mar del Plata plant. Another 8-K describes expected pre-tax charges associated with that closure, including asset write-downs, employee severance, and other related costs.
The company’s proxy statement on Form DEF 14A provides information on corporate governance, director nominees, executive compensation, and matters submitted to a stockholder vote at the annual meeting. Additional filings may include reports related to shareholder votes, auditor ratification, and other governance matters.
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Lamb Weston (LW) files its 2025 Definitive Proxy (DEF 14A). Key matters for the 25 Sep 2025 annual meeting include: 1) election of 12 directors, 2) advisory vote on NEO pay, and 3) ratification of KPMG as FY-26 auditor.
Board overhaul: A 30 Jun 2025 Cooperation Agreement with activist investors JANA Partners and Continental Grain expanded the Board to 13 and installed six new independent directors—Brad Alford (now independent Chairman), Timothy McLevish, Scott Ostfeld, Ruth Kimmelshue, Paul Maass and Lawrence Kurzius. Two incumbent directors resigned and the Board will shrink to 12 seats after the meeting. All committees were reconstituted and remain fully independent.
Leadership & compensation shifts: Mike Smith, promoted to President & CEO in Jan 2025, joins the Board. Beginning FY-26, annual incentives will add a free-cash-flow target and long-term incentives a ROIC metric; directors have elected to take their entire annual retainer in equity. Over 87 % of CEO pay is at-risk; no employment contracts or tax gross-ups are in place.
Shareholder considerations: The Board recommends voting “FOR” all items. Stockholders of record at 1 Aug 2025 are entitled to one vote per share. No filing fee was required.
On 30 Jul 2025, Lamb Weston Holdings (LW) submitted a Form 4 for Vice President & Controller Gregory W. Jones. The filing shows that on 29 Jul 2025, 121 common shares were automatically withheld at $59.46 (Transaction Code F) to satisfy payroll taxes triggered by the vesting of restricted stock units. No open-market sales or derivative activity were reported. After the routine transaction, Jones continues to beneficially own ≈11,394 shares, meaning more than 99% of his equity position remains intact. Because the event is an administrative tax-settlement rather than a discretionary sale, it does not signal a change in insider sentiment or materially affect LW’s share float.
Lamb Weston Holdings (LW) filed a Form 4 disclosing a routine insider transaction by Chief Financial Officer Bernadette M. Madarieta. On 29 Jul 2025, 607 common shares were withheld (Code F) at $59.46 per share to satisfy tax obligations triggered by the vesting of restricted stock units. No open-market purchase or discretionary sale occurred. After the tax withholding, the CFO’s direct beneficial ownership stands at 39,324.4 shares. No derivative security activity was reported, and there are no changes to executive roles or company guidance. The filing reflects standard equity-compensation administration and does not signal a change in the executive’s overall stake or outlook.
Form 4 highlights: On 07/29/2025 Lamb Weston Holdings (LW) General Counsel & Chief Compliance Officer Eryk J. Spytek reported a single transaction coded "F"—withholding of shares to cover taxes on vested RSUs.
- Shares withheld: 721 common shares at an implied value of $59.46 each (≈$42.9 k).
- Post-transaction ownership: 23,370.9 shares held directly; 18,677 shares held indirectly through a revocable trust—total ≈42,048 shares.
- The "F" code signals no open-market sale; stock was surrendered back to the company, so cash proceeds were not realized by the insider.
The filing indicates routine tax-related settlement of equity compensation. No options or other derivatives were reported, and there is no change in insider status or additional transactions.
Lamb Weston Holdings (LW) – Form 4 filing: President, North America Michael C. Crowley reported one routine transaction dated 29 Jul 2025.
- Transaction code F – 201 common shares were automatically withheld to cover tax obligations triggered by the vesting of restricted stock units.
- Settlement price: $59.46 per share, implying a value of roughly $12k.
- Post-transaction holdings: Crowley now directly owns 11,757.8 LW shares.
The filing reflects administrative tax withholding, not an open-market disposition, and therefore carries minimal signalling value for investors.
JANA Partners Management, LP, an activist investment firm, filed a Form 4 for Lamb Weston Holdings (LW) dated 07/29/2025. The filing discloses that on 07/25/2025 the firm acquired 1,109 restricted stock units (RSUs) assigned from board member Scott Ostfeld. The RSUs carry a cost basis of $0 and convert to one common share each upon vesting, which occurs on the earlier of the first anniversary of grant or the next annual shareholder meeting.
Following the transaction, JANA’s indirect beneficial ownership rises to 5,008,628 LW shares, held across accounts it manages. No derivative trades were reported. The filing reiterates that Mr. Ostfeld has assigned all economic rights in these RSUs to JANA and that JANA may be deemed a director by deputization due to his board seat.
The incremental purchase is nominal relative to JANA’s existing 5 million-share position and does not materially alter ownership percentages, but it signals continued board-level engagement and alignment of the activist investor with management incentives.