Vista Outdoor Inc. disclosed that it gave roughly $3.5 million in collective total compensation during fiscal 2024 to the top lawyers for its primary business segments as it mulls a future for both entities.
The suburban Minneapolis-based sporting gear company announced this week it postponed a shareholder vote for the proposed $2 billion sale of its ammunition division to a Czech arms conglomerate. That deal, initially announced late last year, subsequently drew scrutiny from investors and US lawmakers.
Vista’s most recent proxy statement shows it paid nearly $2.1 million to co-general counsel Jeffrey Ehrich, a former police officer who ...
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