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H Partners alleges Harley-Davidson board has made ‘secret, undisclosed’ commitments with some shareholders
H Partners, which owns a 9.3% stake in Harley-Davidson, launched a campaign last month aimed at getting shareholders to withhold re-electing Zeitz, Linebarger, and Levinson to Harley’s board. H Partners is also calling on the board to immediately remove Zeitz as CEO and install a senior leader to the position temporarily.
In Harley's proxy fight, H Partners gains support from two shareholder advisory firms
Two proxy advisory firms, Glass Lewis and Egan-Jones, support H Partners' recommendations, while Institutional Shareholder Services (ISS) backs the current board. H Partners criticizes Zeitz's leadership and compensation, while ISS credits him with stabilizing the company during a period of decline.
Still, H Partners has some clout. It is Harley's second-largest investor, holding 9.1% of the shares. And it's poured a huge ...
CEO Jochen Zeitz laid out a plan for Harley-Davidson five years ago. How does the company's performance stack up? Mid-Year ...
Harley-Davidson® (NYSE:HOG) and MotoGP are launching a new global racing championship featuring Harley-Davidson bagger ...
A business association representing several hundred Harley-Davidson dealerships has sided with a dissident Harley shareholder ...
Davidson Council (H-D Council) shares many of H Partners' concerns regarding the destruction of culture and poor dealer ...
Harley-Davidson CEO Jochen Zeitz acknowledged that LiveWire has fallen far short of the initial projections when the electric ...
Dissident investor claims Harley-Davidson has engaged in unethical tactics in proxy election, a claim the company strong denies.
Harley's Q1 retail sales were down 21 percent globally and 24 percent in North America, as the company continues to deal with ...
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