Curtiss-Wright Announces Resolution With Saddle Point
Curtiss-Wright Corporation (NYSE: CW) announced an agreement with Saddle Point Management to withdraw its proposals and director nominations for the upcoming 2022 Annual Meeting of Stockholders. CEO Lynn M. Bamford expressed appreciation for the constructive engagement and the focus on value creation ideas. Saddle Point's CEO acknowledged the company's strategy to increase defense exposure within its portfolio. The date of the Annual Meeting is yet to be announced, and stockholders are not required to take action at this time.
- Agreement with Saddle Point Management to withdraw proposals, fostering constructive shareholder relations.
- Commitment to a Board refreshment process aimed at enhancing defense capabilities.
- None.
Appreciates Constructive Engagement
“We appreciated our engagement with Saddle Point and respect the significant work it has done as part of its approach to investing in our company,” said
“We thank Curtiss-Wright for its offer of continued dialogue as well as its acknowledgement of Saddle Point’s deep work,” said
The date of the 2022 Annual Meeting has not yet been announced. Stockholders are not required to take any action at this time. The Company expects to file its definitive proxy statement with the
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