There's a BIG difference between CZ saving a sickly Colt, and Beretta doing a hostile & likely illegal take-over of a very healthy Ruger, in order for Beretta to gain some sort of market share for their weak product catalog.
Beretta Holding, Ruger's largest shareholder with 9.95% ownership, clarified that it proposed a strategic minority investment on market terms to improve perf...
Ruger's sales were up but profits were down due to Ruger having to send out class-action settlement payments do Beretta jumps on that & claims mismanagement as part of their hostile take=over attempt.
Beretta Holding, the largest shareholder of Sturm, Ruger & Company with 9.95% ownership, sent a letter to shareholders detailing the need for board chang...
From the outset, Beretta Holding has been clear about the desire to make a more meaningful investment in the Company, further enhancing alignment with all shareholders; however, the Ruger Board responded by immediately and defensively standing in the way. Beretta Holding has asked the Board, in accordance with its fiduciary duties, to grant an exemption to the Company’s "poison pill" rights plan adopted on October 14, 2025, to allow Beretta Holding to acquire beneficial ownership of up to 30% of the outstanding shares of the Company by way of a premium tender offer – providing shareholders with the opportunity to decide for themselves.
Sturm, Ruger & Company, Inc. launched ruger.com/proxy2026, a dedicated website providing shareholders with materials for the 2026 Annual Meeting, includi...
Beretta Holding, which owns 9.95% of Sturm, Ruger & Company, has proposed an all-cash partial tender offer for up to 20.05% of Ruger's outstanding shares...