Lee Enterprises Inc

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4/24 16:10

Lee Enterprises Appoints Nathan Bekke as CEO

Nathan Bekke, president and interim CEO, has been named president and CEO of Lee Enterprises. Concurrently, Josh Rinehults, VP, interim CFO and treasurer, has been named VP, CFO and treasurer. The board of directors unanimously approved both appointments. Bekke and Rinehults have served in their interim roles since the closing of the company's strategic investment in February.

3/6 17:10

Lee Enterprises Files to Sell 15.4M Shares of Common Stock

Lee Enterprises files to sell 15.4M shares of common stock for holders

2/10 07:10

Company Debt at $455M, Interest Rate Reduced to 5%

The company said, "The Company has $455M of debt outstanding under our Credit Agreement with BH Finance. The financing has favorable terms including a 25-year maturity, a fixed annual interest rate of 9.0%, no fixed principal payments, and no financial performance covenants. The $50M private placement of common stock closed in February 2026, which made operative certain amendments to the Credit Agreement with BH Finance, resulting in the fixed annual interest dropping to 5% from 9% for a five-year period. As of and for the period ended December 28, 2025: The principal amount of debt totaled $455M. Cash on the balance sheet totaled $13M. Debt, net of cash on the balance sheet, totaled $443M. Capital expenditures totaled $1M for the quarter. We expect up to $5M of capital expenditures in FY26. We expect cash paid for income taxes to total between $2M and $8M in FY26. We do not expect any pension contributions in the fiscal year. The Company is executing a strategic termination of our fully funded benefit pension plan, eliminating the long-term volatility tied to interest rate movement, mortality assumptions and asset performance, while preserving participant benefits and improving balance sheet flexibility."

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