Lichtenstein and Steel Partners acquire more than $2.2 million in shares of Wilhelmina International By Investing.com
The filing states that both Lichtenstein and Steel Partners are considered members of the Section 13(d) class, and together own more than 10% of Wilhelmina International’s stock. This group status highlights their significant influence and interest in the company. These purchases reflect a continued investment in Wilhelmina International, a management consulting firm headquartered in Dallas, Texas. The company, currently valued at $16.76 million in market capitalization, trades at a P/E ratio of 29x, suggesting a premium pricing relative to near-term earnings growth potential. The company, currently valued at $16.76 million in market capitalization, trades at a P/E ratio of 29x, suggesting a premium pricing relative to near-term earnings growth potential.
The filing states that both Lichtenstein and Steel Partners are considered members of the Section 13(d) class, and together own more than 10% of Wilhelmina International’s stock. This group status highlights their significant influence and interest in the company. These purchases reflect a continued investment in Wilhelmina International, a management consulting firm headquartered in Dallas, Texas. The company, currently valued at $16.76 million in market capitalization, trades at a P/E ratio of 29x, suggesting a premium pricing relative to near-term earnings growth potential.
The filing states that both Lichtenstein and Steel Partners are considered members of the Section 13(d) class, and together own more than 10% of Wilhelmina International’s stock. This group status highlights their significant influence and interest in the company.
These purchases reflect a continued investment in Wilhelmina International, a management consulting firm headquartered in Dallas, Texas.
In other recent news, Wilhelmina International announced its voluntary decision to delist from the Nasdaq stock market. The decision was announced in a recent SEC filing, where it was revealed that the company’s board of directors has decided to discontinue the listing of its common stock on Nasdaq. As part of this process, Wilhelmina International has filed a Form 25 with the SEC, which will result in the delisting taking effect no later than ten days after filing.
After delisting, the company’s common stock may continue to trade through privately negotiated transactions and possibly on the over-the-counter (OTC) market, provided market makers are willing to list the shares. However, no assurances are given as to the continuation of trading in the OTC market or whether any broker will decide to make a market in the shares.
These are recent developments following a history of corporate name changes for Wilhelmina International, reflecting the evolution of the company’s business focus over the years. No public announcement has been made regarding the reasons for the delisting or any future plans regarding its shares or business following the Nasdaq delisting.
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