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Victoria’s Secret & Co. filings document the public-company record for a Delaware specialty retailer built around the Victoria’s Secret, PINK and Adore Me brands. Its 8-K reports furnish quarterly and annual operating results, earnings guidance and Regulation FD disclosures tied to sales performance, margins and brand execution.
Proxy and annual meeting filings cover board elections, director nominees, executive compensation, advisory say-on-pay votes and auditor ratification. Other current reports disclose leadership-structure changes, compensatory arrangements and stockholder voting results, providing formal records of governance, capital structure and material corporate events for VSCO.
Victoria’s Secret & Co. is changing its New York Stock Exchange ticker symbol from VSCO to VSXY, effective when markets open on June 2, 2026. The company describes the new symbol as reflecting its current brand identity and strategy around celebrating “sexy in all its forms.”
On the same date, before the market opens, Victoria’s Secret plans to release its first quarter 2026 financial results. The common stock will continue to trade on the NYSE, the CUSIP number will remain the same, and shareholders are not required to take any action related to this change.
BBRC International, which beneficially owns 10,310,631 shares (approximately 13.0%) of Victoria's Secret & Co., is soliciting votes to vote AGAINST Board Chair Donna A. James at the June 11, 2026 annual meeting. BBRC cites 25 years of Ms. James’ tenure, alleged governance failures, capital misallocation and a failed acquisition as reasons for advocating Board refreshment.
BBRC highlights specific figures: an alleged $1.2 billion of misallocated buybacks and M&A, a $591 million acquisition of Adore Me with subsequent restructuring charges and impairments (including $155.9 million reported recently), and buybacks of 14.0 million shares repurchased at an average $44.53 versus a VWAP of $30.34. BBRC urges stockholders to submit the GOLD proxy card to withhold support for Ms. James and seek Board change.
BBRC and affiliated participants are soliciting Victoria's Secret & Co. (VSCO) stockholders to vote AGAINST the reelection of Board Chair Donna James at the 2026 annual meeting. The participants, which collectively own 10,310,631 shares (approximately 13% of the Company as disclosed), argue Ms. James' 25-year tenure presided over weak operating and capital-allocation outcomes including the $591 million Adore Me acquisition, $625 million of repurchases, compressed margins and declining net income. BBRC seeks Board change to improve oversight, capital allocation and to support the current CEO's turnaround.
BBRC International PTE Limited and affiliated participants, long‑term holders of approximately 13% of Victoria’s Secret & Co., have filed a preliminary proxy statement and urge stockholders to vote AGAINST reelecting Chair Donna James at the 2026 annual meeting. BBRC cites Ms. James’ 25-year tenure, alleged oversight failures that led to a $90 million settlement in the derivative Rudi v. Wexner matter, and prior board decisions BBRC attributes to underperformance, including $625 million in repurchases and a $591 million acquisition deemed failed. The BBRC Parties state they directly own 10,310,631 shares of common stock and plan to mail a definitive proxy statement and GOLD proxy card when filed.
BBRC International PTE Limited and affiliated participants, long‑term holders of approximately 13% of Victoria’s Secret & Co., have filed a preliminary proxy statement and urge stockholders to vote AGAINST reelecting Chair Donna James at the 2026 annual meeting. BBRC cites Ms. James’ 25-year tenure, alleged oversight failures that led to a $90 million settlement in the derivative Rudi v. Wexner matter, and prior board decisions BBRC attributes to underperformance, including $625 million in repurchases and a $591 million acquisition deemed failed. The BBRC Parties state they directly own 10,310,631 shares of common stock and plan to mail a definitive proxy statement and GOLD proxy card when filed.
Victoria’s Secret & Co. announced that director Mariam Naficy has decided not to stand for re-election at the 2026 Annual Meeting of Stockholders scheduled for June 11, 2026. She cited near-term professional commitments and the time required to engage with a proxy contest initiated by BBRC International PTE Limited.
The company states her decision does not arise from any disagreement with management, the Board, or its committees regarding operations, policies, or practices. Her nomination for re-election has been withdrawn, and she will serve until the Annual Meeting, after which the Board will be reduced from ten to nine directors.
The Board of Victoria’s Secret & Co. filed a Proxy Supplement dated May 11, 2026 updating its definitive Proxy Statement for the virtual 2026 Annual Meeting to be held on June 11, 2026. The supplement describes an ongoing proxy contest by Brett Blundy and BBRC, recaps multi-year engagement between the parties, and discloses that director Mariam Naficy will not stand for re-election, reducing the Board from 10 to 9 members at the meeting.
The supplement summarizes the Board’s prior outreach, BBRC’s ownership disclosures (including conversions from Schedule 13G to 13D and corrective HSR filings), the Board’s adoption of a limited-duration rights plan (15% trigger; 20% for certain passive investors), anticipated proxy solicitation expenses (including up to $750,000 to Innisfree and total incremental solicitation costs near $6,500,000), and voting instructions for stockholders.
FMR LLC and Abigail P. Johnson report beneficial ownership of 6,215,279.12 shares of Victoria's Secret & Co common stock, representing 7.7% of the class as of 03/31/2026. The filing (Schedule 13G) shows FMR LLC with 6,215,279.12 shares in sole dispositive power and 6,043,122.69 in sole voting power. The cover cites CUSIP 926400102 and lists principal business address for FMR LLC in Boston. An exhibit referencing a 13d-1(k)(1) agreement is attached.
Victoria's Secret & Co. faces an activist campaign from a 13% shareholder group led by Brett Blundy. The BBFIT/BBRC/BB Family International Trust group reports beneficial ownership of about 10.3 million shares, or 13.0% of the common stock, based on 79.4 million shares outstanding as of April 15, 2026.
On May 4, 2026, the group filed a preliminary proxy statement and GOLD proxy card urging stockholders to vote "AGAINST" the reelection of board chair Donna James and director Mariam Naficy at the 2026 annual meeting. In an accompanying press release and open letter, they state that Victoria's Secret has materially underperformed relevant benchmarks and criticize what they view as weak board oversight, citing approximately $1.2 billion spent on share repurchases and acquisitions, including the Adore Me deal, and governance moves such as adopting a stockholder rights plan without stockholder approval.