QVC Group Inc SEC Filings

Contrarius Investment Management Limited and Contrarius Investment Management (Bermuda) Limited filed an Amendment to Schedule 13G reporting beneficial ownership of 702,768 shares of QVC Group, Inc. Series A common stock (CUSIP 74915M605), representing 8.9% of the class. The filing lists shared voting and shared dispositive power over the 702,768 shares and states the holdings were acquired and are held in the ordinary course of business and not to change or influence control of the issuer.

The filing identifies the filers' jurisdictions (Jersey and Bermuda), cites Item 6 disclosure that other persons have rights to dividends or sale proceeds for these shares, and is presented as Amendment No. 4 to a Schedule 13G. Signatures are dated 08/12/2025 and the event date requiring the filing is shown as 06/30/2025.

Charles Schwab Investment Management Inc. reported beneficial ownership of 475,621 shares of QVC Group, Inc. Series A Common Stock, representing 5.89% of the class. The filer states it has sole voting and sole dispositive power over those shares and certified the securities were acquired and are held in the ordinary course of business and not to change or influence control of the issuer. This Schedule 13G provides a public disclosure of a >5% stake in QVC Group but does not specify a group affiliation or a parent/ subsidiary relationship.

QVC Group, Inc. – Form 10-Q, quarter ended 30 Jun 2025

Top-line softness and a large non-cash write-down drove steep losses. Net revenue declined 7 % YoY to $2.24 bn (-9 % YTD to $4.34 bn). A $2.40 bn impairment (goodwill $1.47 bn; tradenames $0.93 bn) reversed prior profitability, producing an operating loss of $(2.27) bn and a net loss attributable to shareholders of $(2.22) bn, or $(275.46) per diluted share after a 1-for-50 reverse split effective 22-May-25.

• Gross margin held at 36 %, but operating cash flow collapsed to $26 m (-91 % YoY); cap-ex $72 m.
• Total assets fell to $6.7 bn from $9.2 bn; equity deficit deepened to $(3.0) bn.
• Total debt carrying value rose to $4.92 bn (principal $5.64 bn); $1.93 bn outstanding under the $3.25 bn credit facility, leaving $1.20 bn availability at 30-Jun and ≈$0.20 bn after a $975 m July draw; average rate 6.1 %.
• Leverage >3.5× triggers dividend restrictions under senior-note covenants; 8 % preferred stock ($1.27 bn) dividends continue.
• Cash & restricted cash $927 m; current ratio 1.9×.
• Series B shares migrated to OTCQB on 28-May-25.

Management cites macro pressure, share-price weakness and rating downgrades for the impairment. Despite the hit, QVC remains covenant-compliant and recorded $176 m OCI gain from credit-risk adjustments.

QVC Group, Inc. (QVCGP) – Form 3 filing

On 27 June 2025, attorney-in-fact Katherine C. Jewell submitted an Initial Statement of Beneficial Ownership (Form 3) on behalf of Roger Meltzer, who recently became a director of QVC Group. The filing covers the event date of 20 June 2025.

Key disclosure:

• No common, preferred or derivative securities are beneficially owned by Mr. Meltzer, either directly or indirectly.
• The form includes a Power of Attorney (Exhibit 24) authorising filing on his behalf.

This is a routine compliance document under Section 16(a) that establishes Mr. Meltzer’s insider status. Because it reports zero ownership and does not introduce new transactions or compensation arrangements, the filing is considered administratively important but financially immaterial for investors.

Form 8-K headline: QVC Group, Inc. (Nasdaq: QVCGP) disclosed the resignation of long-standing director Larry E. Romrell, effective 20 June 2025, and the simultaneous expansion of its board from seven to eight seats.

Key governance changes

• Romrell leaves the Audit and Compensation Committees; the company states there was no disagreement prompting the departure.
• New independent directors Roger Meltzer (Class I, term ends 2026) and Carol Flaton (Class II, term ends 2027) appointed to fill the resulting vacancies and the additional seat.
• Both are deemed independent under Nasdaq and SEC rules and “disinterested” under Delaware law for any strategic or financial alternatives.
• A special board committee has been formed to evaluate such alternatives, with Meltzer and Flaton as members.
• Committee realignment: Audit Committee now includes Meltzer, Flaton, M. Ian G. Gilchrist (Chair) and Fiona P. Dias; Compensation Committee now includes Meltzer (Chair), Flaton and Gilchrist.
• Compensation: Each new director receives cash compensation of $50,000 per month for board service plus per-diem reimbursement after service ends; they will not participate in the standard non-employee director program.

No financial statements, earnings data, transactions, or operational updates were included in this filing.