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Nomad Foods Limited filings document the disclosures of a foreign private issuer with ordinary shares listed under NOMD. Form 6-K reports cover interim and annual financial results, condensed consolidated interim financial statements, quarterly cash dividends on ordinary shares, and material-event disclosures tied to financing and capital-structure matters.
The company’s SEC record also includes Form 20-F annual reporting with audited financial statements, registration statements incorporated by reference, and equity-compensation disclosures. Recent filings describe governance and compensation matters under the 2025 Equity Incentive Plan, including a co-investment and share option matching sub-plan for directors and senior leadership.
Nomad Foods Ltd director Ian G H Ashken filed an initial ownership report showing positions in the company’s Ordinary Shares. He holds 8,182 Restricted Share Units directly, which will vest on the earlier of the company’s 2026 annual shareholder meeting or August 10, 2026. In addition, 485,443 Ordinary Shares are held indirectly through Tasburgh LLC, where he is managing member, and 16,916 Ordinary Shares are held indirectly through the Ian G.H. Ashken Living Trust. For both Tasburgh LLC and the trust, he disclaims beneficial ownership of these shares except to the extent of his pecuniary interest.
Nomad Foods Ltd director James E. Lillie filed an initial ownership report showing his stake in the company’s ordinary shares. He holds 678,994 ordinary shares directly, including 8,182 restricted share units that vest on the earlier of the 2026 annual shareholder meeting or August 10, 2026. He also has indirect ownership of 56,250 ordinary shares through ZWC LLC.
Nomad Foods Ltd director Stefan Descheemaeker filed an initial statement of beneficial ownership, listing his equity interests in the company. He directly holds Ordinary Shares totaling 601,365 shares as of the filing date.
He also has interests in Performance Based Share Units, each representing a contingent right to receive one Ordinary Share. One PSU award, covering 300,000 underlying Ordinary Shares, will be earned based on the issuer's performance during a three-year performance period and, once earned, will vest on February 28, 2027. A second PSU award, also tied to issuer performance over a three-year period and covering 300,000 underlying Ordinary Shares, will vest once earned on February 28, 2028.
In addition, Ordinary Shares are held indirectly: 300,000 shares are held by Orion POD SRL, 2,593,897 shares are held by Olidipoli Sprl, an entity controlled by Descheemaeker, and 700,000 shares are held by his spouse. The reporting person disclaims beneficial ownership of these indirect holdings except to the extent of his pecuniary interest.
Nomad Foods Ltd filed an initial ownership report for Chief Executive Officer Dominic Brisby. He directly holds 526,794 Ordinary Shares, which include 150,000 Restricted Share Units scheduled to vest on November 3, 2025. He also holds Performance Based Share Units representing 300,000 underlying Ordinary Shares, which may be earned based on the company’s performance over a three-year period and, once earned, will vest on February 28, 2029. Each PSU gives a contingent right to receive one Ordinary Share.
Nomad Foods Ltd director Martin E. Franklin has reported significant indirect ownership of the company’s Ordinary Shares through multiple entities. The filing lists 3,541,251 shares held by RSMA, LLC, 112,500 shares held by Brimstone Investments LLC, and 7,222,212 shares held by the Martin E. Franklin Revocable Trust. In each case, Franklin disclaims beneficial ownership beyond his pecuniary interest.
Nomad Foods Ltd director Melanie Dawn Stack filed an initial ownership report showing she holds 21,561 Ordinary Shares of the company. This total includes 8,182 Restricted Share Units that will vest on the earlier of the company’s 2026 annual shareholder meeting or August 10, 2026.
The filing is a Form 3, which records her starting equity position as a director rather than a new market transaction. It establishes her ownership baseline, combining currently held shares and RSUs scheduled to vest in 2026.
Nomad Foods’ major shareholder Sir Martin E. Franklin has increased his beneficial stake through open‑market purchases. The Martin E. Franklin Revocable Trust bought 147,853, 323,272 and 28,875 Ordinary Shares on March 10, 11 and 12, 2026 at weighted average prices around $10.14, $10.28 and $10.46, totaling about $5.1 million.
Following these trades, Sir Martin beneficially owns 10,875,963 Ordinary Shares, representing 7.7% of the company, based on 142,086,092 shares outstanding as of February 24, 2026. The Franklin Trust holds 7,930,462 shares, or 5.6% of the class, and Brimstone Investments LLC holds 112,500 shares, or 0.1%.
Nomad Foods Ltd received an updated Schedule 13D/A from Noam Gottesman and TOMS Capital Investments LLC, clarifying their ownership and voting arrangements. Based on 142,086,092 ordinary shares outstanding as of February 24, 2026, Gottesman beneficially owns 10,080,101 shares, or about 7.1% of the company.
His stake includes 3,371,541 shares held directly, representing roughly 2.4%, and 6,708,560 shares held indirectly through TOMS Capital Investments LLC, representing about 4.7%. An amended and restated irrevocable proxy agreement that previously allowed Gottesman to vote additional shares held by various TOMS-related holders has been terminated, so he no longer has beneficial ownership of those shares and is no longer part of a Section 13(d) group with them.
Nomad Foods Ltd received an updated Schedule 13D/A from Noam Gottesman and TOMS Capital Investments LLC, clarifying their ownership and voting arrangements. Based on 142,086,092 ordinary shares outstanding as of February 24, 2026, Gottesman beneficially owns 10,080,101 shares, or about 7.1% of the company.
His stake includes 3,371,541 shares held directly, representing roughly 2.4%, and 6,708,560 shares held indirectly through TOMS Capital Investments LLC, representing about 4.7%. An amended and restated irrevocable proxy agreement that previously allowed Gottesman to vote additional shares held by various TOMS-related holders has been terminated, so he no longer has beneficial ownership of those shares and is no longer part of a Section 13(d) group with them.
Nomad Foods reported softer results for 2025 and signaled a transition year ahead. Full-year revenue slipped 2.2% to €3.03 billion, while profit fell 39.8% to €136.7 million and reported diluted EPS declined 35% to €0.91. Adjusted EBITDA decreased 7.5% to €523 million and adjusted EPS fell 6.7% to €1.66.
In the fourth quarter, revenue declined 2.6% to €773 million and the company posted a €10.7 million loss, largely driven by €57 million of losses net of tax from debt refinancing; reported diluted EPS moved from a €0.32 profit to a €0.07 loss, while adjusted EPS rose 2.4% to €0.43.
The business continued to generate strong cash, with €330.7 million of net cash from operating activities and adjusted free cash flow of €182.2 million, a 73% conversion of adjusted profit. Nomad returned €287 million to shareholders via dividends and buybacks, reducing basic shares outstanding to 142.4 million, 9% lower than year-end 2024.
For 2026, management expects organic revenue to decline 2%–5%, adjusted EBITDA to decline 5%–10%, and adjusted EPS of €1.45–€1.60, implying a 4%–13% drop, though adjusted free cash flow conversion is targeted at 90% or more. The CEO describes 2026 as a transition year and plans an open-market share purchase to demonstrate confidence.
Nomad Foods reported softer results for 2025 and signaled a transition year ahead. Full-year revenue slipped 2.2% to €3.03 billion, while profit fell 39.8% to €136.7 million and reported diluted EPS declined 35% to €0.91. Adjusted EBITDA decreased 7.5% to €523 million and adjusted EPS fell 6.7% to €1.66.
In the fourth quarter, revenue declined 2.6% to €773 million and the company posted a €10.7 million loss, largely driven by €57 million of losses net of tax from debt refinancing; reported diluted EPS moved from a €0.32 profit to a €0.07 loss, while adjusted EPS rose 2.4% to €0.43.
The business continued to generate strong cash, with €330.7 million of net cash from operating activities and adjusted free cash flow of €182.2 million, a 73% conversion of adjusted profit. Nomad returned €287 million to shareholders via dividends and buybacks, reducing basic shares outstanding to 142.4 million, 9% lower than year-end 2024.
For 2026, management expects organic revenue to decline 2%–5%, adjusted EBITDA to decline 5%–10%, and adjusted EPS of €1.45–€1.60, implying a 4%–13% drop, though adjusted free cash flow conversion is targeted at 90% or more. The CEO describes 2026 as a transition year and plans an open-market share purchase to demonstrate confidence.
Nomad Foods Limited, a British Virgin Islands company listed on the NYSE, files its annual Form 20-F detailing its frozen food business and IFRS-based financial reporting. The company had 142,426,655 ordinary shares outstanding and approximately 7,752 employees as of the 2025 fiscal year end.
The report emphasizes extensive risk factors, including intense competition from branded and private label products, shifting consumer preferences, and exposure to macroeconomic pressures such as inflation and discounter growth in key European markets. Nomad highlights supply-chain vulnerabilities around fish, vegetables, energy and packaging, including potential disruption and cost increases linked to the Ukraine–Russia conflict and wider geopolitical tensions.
The filing also discusses regulatory and sustainability pressures, climate- and weather-related supply risks, reliance on large retailers, labor shortages, and complex multi-country tax regimes. Financial risks include significant goodwill and other intangibles, variable-rate indebtedness, foreign exchange exposure, and dependence on subsidiaries for cash. Nomad discloses continuing unremediated material weaknesses in internal control over financial reporting and notes numerous legal, food safety, cybersecurity, and data protection risks that could materially affect future performance.
Nomad Foods Limited, a British Virgin Islands company listed on the NYSE, files its annual Form 20-F detailing its frozen food business and IFRS-based financial reporting. The company had 142,426,655 ordinary shares outstanding and approximately 7,752 employees as of the 2025 fiscal year end.
The report emphasizes extensive risk factors, including intense competition from branded and private label products, shifting consumer preferences, and exposure to macroeconomic pressures such as inflation and discounter growth in key European markets. Nomad highlights supply-chain vulnerabilities around fish, vegetables, energy and packaging, including potential disruption and cost increases linked to the Ukraine–Russia conflict and wider geopolitical tensions.
The filing also discusses regulatory and sustainability pressures, climate- and weather-related supply risks, reliance on large retailers, labor shortages, and complex multi-country tax regimes. Financial risks include significant goodwill and other intangibles, variable-rate indebtedness, foreign exchange exposure, and dependence on subsidiaries for cash. Nomad discloses continuing unremediated material weaknesses in internal control over financial reporting and notes numerous legal, food safety, cybersecurity, and data protection risks that could materially affect future performance.