Ethan Allen urges vote for board slate, says activist DGB lacks plan to triple shareholder value

By Public Technologies
  • Ethan Allen urged shareholders to back its five director nominees on the blue proxy card ahead of the Nov. 4 annual meeting.
  • The board opposed DGB’s dissident slate, citing a lack of an operating plan or capital allocation strategy behind its value claims.
  • The company warned that replacing directors during an active CEO search could raise execution risk.
  • Ethan Allen highlighted its debt-free balance sheet, $187.5 million cash and investments, $52.5 million operating cash flow in fiscal 2026.


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