SPAR Group founder Brown urges board to authorize 6,000,000-share buyback to curb dilution ahead of shareholder meeting

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  • SPAR founder and major shareholder Robert G. Brown urged the board to adopt a shareholder-value plan amid stock trading below USD 1.5.
  • Called for a repurchase authorization of up to 6,000,000 shares over three years to limit dilution at depressed prices.
  • Pushed Lincoln International to solicit bids for the U.S. and Canadian merchandising business, citing potential cost savings for buyers.
  • Urged a spin-off and merger of the merchandising unit, paired with a strategic pivot toward AI-focused retail software.
  • Proposed a USD 0.01 quarterly dividend once projected free cash flow reaches at least USD 500,000 per quarter; sought a ban on issuing stock below USD 1.


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