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SPAR Group, Inc. filings document the public-company record for a Delaware retail services issuer with common stock listed on Nasdaq under SGRP. The filings cover operating results and guidance, merchandising and distribution service disclosures, capital structure, risk factors, and material agreements affecting the company's financing and operating subsidiaries.
SPAR Group's SEC record also includes proxy materials for director elections and auditor ratification, Form 8-K reports on changes in certifying accountant, bylaw amendments, settlement and voting-related arrangements, unsecured debt financing, and Nasdaq listing-compliance disclosures. These reports frame the company's governance, shareholder matters, reporting controls, and continued-listing status alongside its U.S. and Canada retail services business.
SPAR Group, Inc. (Nasdaq: SGRP) released the final voting results from its 12 June 2025 Annual Meeting, covering five shareholder proposals.
Quorum: 19,312,843 shares (82 % of the 23,449,701 outstanding) were present in person or by proxy, satisfying quorum requirements.
Board Elections (Proposal 1)
- Four nominees received more “For” than “Against” votes: William H. Bartels (14.29 m / 2.49 m), James R. Brown Sr. (11.16 m / 5.82 m), James R. Gillis (15.53 m / 2.24 m) and Panagiotis Lazaretos (11.15 m / 5.82 m).
- Three nominees received more “Against” than “For” votes: John Bode (8.02 m / 9.75 m), Linda Houston (8.04 m / 9.71 m) and Michael R. Matacunas (7.28 m / 10.47 m). After the meeting, the Board exercised its contractual right to re-appoint Mr. Matacunas to his dedicated seat.
Other Proposals
- Proposal 2 – Auditor Ratification: BDO USA, P.C. received 9.65 m “For” versus 9.63 m “Against” votes, with 32,933 abstentions.
- Proposal 3 – “Say-on-Pay”: 10.45 m shares voted “Against” executive compensation versus 7.18 m “For.”
- Proposal 4 – “Say-on-Frequency”: An overwhelming 17.51 m shares supported an annual advisory vote on executive compensation; two-year (10,662) and three-year (106,598) options drew minimal support.
- Proposal 5 – 2025 Stock Compensation Plan: 9.97 m shares voted “Against,” compared with 7.67 m “For.”
Governance context: SPAR’s 2022 By-Laws require at least three Super Independent Directors; currently only Messrs. Gillis, Bode and Houston qualify. Following the voting outcome, the Board must evaluate independence requirements alongside the retirement commitments made by non-reelected nominees.