Lowe’s, led by Marvin Ellison, completes $8.8 billion acquisition of Foundation Building Materials
Lowe’s, led by Marvin Ellison, completes $8.8 billion acquisition of Foundation Building Materials, expanding its professional services network.
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Lowe’s, led by Marvin Ellison, completes $8.8 billion acquisition of Foundation Building Materials, expanding its professional services network.
Lowe’s, led by CEO Marvin Ellison, declares $676.2 million quarterly dividend, up 4.35%, underscoring its commitment to shareholder value amid market challenges.
Lowe’s CEO Marvin Ellison adds $5.8 million to his stake as shares rise 3.67%, lifting the retailer’s market cap above $120 billion.
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Lowe’s, led by CEO Marvin Ellison, declares $672 million quarterly dividend, up 4%, underscoring its commitment to shareholder value amid market challenges.
This latest gain builds on a previous $9.2 million increase recorded between April 21 and May 8, during which the value of his holdings rose from $159.15 million to $168.35 million.
Marvin Ellison’s stake in Lowe’s rose by $9.2 million as shares rebounded 5.78% over 17 trading days.
This decline follows earlier losses from Jan. 27 to Feb. 18, when his stake fell $12.44 million, from $200.78 million to $188.34 million.
Net total sales totaled $83.67 billion, marking a 3.13% decline, though strong online and pro sales offer optimism amid ongoing challenges.
Over the last 21 days, Ellison’s shares in Lowe’s, amounting to 748,000 shares, declined by more than $12 million.
After a strong year in 2024, his stake in Lowe’s has gained over $8.5 million in value in just the past 16 days.
This boost further solidifies his position among the wealthiest Black CEOs in the U.S. and top-ranking Black executives globally.
Total sales totaled $65.12 billion, marking a 3.92% decline, though strong online and pro sales offer optimism amid ongoing challenges.
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This decline contrasts with a previous gain of $30.1 million between Sept. 6 and Oct. 18.
Marvin Ellison, one of the few Black CEOs on the Fortune 500 list, owns 748,000 shares of Lowe’s.