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Winnebago SVP-CHRO Woodson sells $78,841 in stock

Winnebago SVP-CHRO Woodson sells $78,841 in stock

Winnebago Industries' SVP-CHRO, Bret A. Woodson, divested $78,841 worth of his holdings on August 13, 2026, selling 2,414 shares at $32.66 per share, while the stock's price lingered at $31.55, a 31% decline over the last six months. Notably, this occurred after Woodson acquired 2,666 shares through the exercise of stock options, costing $74,354.

Post-transactions, his ownership stands at 31,274 shares, including 593 shares from the Amended and Restated Employee Stock Purchase Plan. Winnebago Industries' fiscal third-quarter earnings fell short of estimates, reporting $0.66 per share against expectations of $0.7664 per share, with revenue at $698.7 million versus forecasted $758.16 million.

Despite this, the company remains focused on cost management, new product introductions, and market share expansion. Analysts have adjusted their outlook, with BMO Capital reducing their price target to $38, Benchmark raising their Buy rating to $40, and Seaport Global Securities maintaining a Neutral stance, all citing various challenges including retail and shipment issues, affordability concerns due to gas prices, and budget constraints.

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