For part of her fees, Graham Holdings (GHC) director Mulcahy acquires 21 shares.
Graham Holdings (GHC) director Anne M. Mulcahy acquired 21 shares of Class B Common Stock on October 1, 2026, as part of her election to receive director-service fees in stock instead of cash. The transaction, valued at $1,139.10 per share, resulted in her revocable trust holding 779 shares. This insider trade was filed as a Form 4 with the SEC.
A director takes fees in stock at Graham Holdings (GHC), acquiring 24 shares.
Christopher C. Davis, a director at Graham Holdings Co (GHC), acquired 24 shares of Class B Common Stock on October 1, 2026, as part of the Director Share Purchase Program. He elected to receive a portion of his director-service fees in stock instead of cash. The shares were acquired at a price of $1,139.10 per share, increasing his direct holdings to 5,638 shares.
A director takes part of his fees in stock, acquiring 7 shares of Graham Holdings (GHC).
Graham Holdings director Jack A. Markell acquired 7 shares of Class B common stock on October 1, 2026, as part of his election under the Director Share Purchase Program to receive fees in stock rather than cash. Each share was valued at $1,139.10, bringing his indirect holding through a Revocable Trust to 55 shares. This transaction was officially reported in a Form 4 SEC filing.
Taking stock instead of some cash fees, Graham Holdings (GHC) director acquires 19 shares.
Graham Holdings Co (GHC) director Danielle Y. Conley acquired 19 shares of Class B Common Stock on October 1, 2026. This acquisition was made through a Revocable Trust as part of her election under the Director Share Purchase Program to receive director fees in stock rather than cash. The reported per-share amount for the acquisition was $1,139.10, bringing her total indirect holding to 480 shares.
Graham Holdings (NYSE: GHC) exec vests 1,000 shares, withholds 501 for taxes
Graham Holdings Co Executive VP Jacob Maas recently had 1,000 shares of Class B Common Stock vest from a price-based restricted stock unit award on August 28, 2026. Concurrently, 501 shares were withheld at $1,159.23 each to cover tax liabilities associated with this vesting event. This transaction is part of a larger award scheme where additional tranches vest as the Class B share price meets specific targets, with a future tranche contingent on the stock exceeding $1,200 for 90 consecutive days by December 31, 2027.
Graham Holdings EVP Jacob Maas Executes RSU Vesting and Tax-Related Share Withholding
Jacob Maas, EVP of Graham Holdings Co (NYSE:GHC), executed restricted stock unit (RSU) vesting and a tax-related share withholding on August 28, 2026. This involved the vesting of 1,000 Class B Common Stock shares, marking the fifth tranche of his January 2022 RSU grant, and the sale of 501 shares to cover tax obligations. Following these transactions, Maas holds 7,156 shares, with future vesting contingent on the Class B Common Stock price exceeding $1,200 for 90 consecutive days by December 31, 2027.
Graham Holdings Director Laura O'Shaughnessy Reports Exchange of Class B for Class A Shares
Graham Holdings Co Director Laura O'Shaughnessy executed an exchange of 4,211 Class B Common Stock shares for an equal number of Class A shares on August 13, 2026. Additionally, she acquired 4,211 Class A shares through a trust distribution on the same date. Following these transactions, O'Shaughnessy directly owns 22,865 Class B shares and 19,922 Class A shares (as derivative securities), with Class A shares being convertible to Class B on a one-for-one basis.
Graham Holdings Co (GHC) director logs 12,633-share trust restructuring
Donald Graham, a director and 10% owner of Graham Holdings Co (GHC), reported an indirect disposition of 12,633 Class A Common Stock shares on August 13, 2026, through a trust restructuring. Following this transaction, his indirect holdings in Class A shares amount to 375,592. These Class A shares are convertible into Class B shares on a one-for-one basis.
Graham Holdings Co (GHC) 10% owner reshuffles Class A and B shares
Laura O'Shaughnessy, a 10% owner of Graham Holdings Co (GHC), reported restructuring transactions involving her Class A and B shares. She disposed of 4,211 Class B shares in exchange for an equal number of Class A shares and acquired another 4,211 Class A shares from a trust distribution. Following these transactions, she directly holds 22,865 Class B shares, with an additional 13 Class B shares indirectly held by her spouse, for which she disclaims beneficial ownership.
Graham Holdings (GHC) CEO shifts 4,211 Class B shares into Class A and family trust
Graham Holdings (GHC) CEO Timothy J. O'Shaughnessy reported an internal share reclassification where 4,211 Class B Common Stock shares were exchanged for an equivalent number of Class A shares. These transactions, coded as "other" (J), involved indirect acquisitions of Class A shares by his spouse through an exchange and a trust distribution. After the reclassification, O'Shaughnessy directly held 22,878 Class B shares, including some in his 401(k) plan, indicating a restructuring of holdings rather than an open-market sale or purchase.
Graham Holdings Co (GHC) reports Madison Avenue group as 7.5% Class B holder
A group led by Madison Avenue International LP, including related entities and Eli Samaha, has reported beneficial ownership of 246,368 shares of Graham Holdings Co's Class B Common Stock, representing approximately 7.5% of the class. This disclosure, filed via a Schedule 13G, indicates shared voting and dispositive authority over these shares. The ownership percentage is based on 3,270,927 Class B shares outstanding as of July 24, 2026.
Graham Holdings (GHC) Stock Profit Surge Raises Repeatability Questions
Graham Holdings (GHC) reported a significant surge in Q2 basic earnings per share and net income, raising questions about the repeatability of this profit run. Despite the impressive earnings, the company's net profit margin compressed over the last year, and its stock price saw a modest dip post-earnings, indicating investor caution. The article suggests further analysis is needed to determine if the strength is sustainable or due to one-off items.
Graham Holdings' $137M pension gain lifted Q2 net income
Graham Holdings Company reported a significant increase in second-quarter 2026 net income, reaching $281.1 million, largely due to a $137.0 million pre-tax noncash settlement gain from its pension plan. The company's revenue also rose 7% to $1,302.5 million, driven by growth in several business segments despite declines in education. Graham Holdings also detailed adjusted financials, acquisitions, and common stock repurchases during the quarter.
Graham Holdings posts Q2 revenue $1.3025B, operating income $83.6M and adjusted diluted EPS $19.46
Graham Holdings (GHC) reported strong Q2 2026 financial results, with revenue increasing to $1.3025 billion and operating income rising to $83.6 million. The company's adjusted diluted EPS reached $19.46, and it completed a significant pension annuity purchase resulting in a $137.0 million pre-tax settlement gain. Growth was seen across several segments, and the company also repurchased 110,471 shares of Class B common stock.
Graham Holdings Co. Class B Revenue Breakdown – LSX:A1W9DT
Last year, Graham Holdings Co. Class B generated 4.18 billion EUR in revenue. The company's top-performing segment was Education, contributing 1.49 billion EUR, while the United States was the largest regional contributor with 2.75 billion EUR. This information provides insight into the primary drivers of the company's financial performance.
London Co. of Virginia Trims Stake in Graham Holdings Company $GHC
London Co. of Virginia decreased its stake in Graham Holdings Company by 3.5% in the first quarter, now holding 24,079 shares valued at $25.5 million. Other institutional investors like Vanguard Group and State Street Corp also adjusted their positions, with hedge funds and institutions collectively owning 93.16% of Graham's stock. The company recently reported strong quarterly earnings, beating estimates, and declared a quarterly dividend of $1.88 per share.
Weekly Recap: Graham Holdings Co. Class B revenue uptick and Prelum launch
Graham Holdings Co. Class B (NYSE:GHC) is expected to show a modest revenue increase, with quarterly revenue projected to reach approximately $1.284 billion. Its Kaplan unit has launched Prelum, a free online education hub for pre-college students, and the company is expanding its local presence with the opening of Fourgrounds, a coffee shop and satellite newsroom in Plymouth.
WDIV Local 4 Brings Its Newsroom Closer to Home with Fourgrounds, a First-of-Its-Kind Newsroom-and-Coffee-Shop Concept in Downtown Plymouth
WDIV Local 4, Detroit's NBC affiliate, is opening "Fourgrounds," a café and satellite newsroom in downtown Plymouth, Michigan. This initiative aims to deepen community trust and coverage by providing a physical space where residents can directly engage with reporters and share their stories. Fourgrounds will serve as a permanent hub for local journalism, fostering face-to-face interaction and enhancing hyper-local newsgathering for Plymouth and surrounding Western Wayne County communities.
Form 4 Graham Holdings Co For: 6 July By Investing.com
This article reports on a Form 4 filing for Graham Holdings Co (GHC) on July 6. Form 4 filings are used to report changes in beneficial ownership of securities by company insiders. The article provides a brief update on this specific financial disclosure.
Director adds Graham Holdings (GHC) stock via fee-in-stock grant
Christopher C. Davis, a director at Graham Holdings Co (GHC), recently acquired 23 shares of Class B Common Stock through a compensation-related grant as part of the Director Share Purchase Program. These shares, valued at $1,161.11 each, were received in lieu of cash for board fees. After this transaction, Davis directly holds 5,614 shares of Graham Holdings Class B Common Stock, reflecting a routine equity-based compensation rather than an open-market purchase.
Director Jack A. Markell acquires GHC (GHC) Class B shares via fees
Graham Holdings Co. director Jack A. Markell acquired 7 shares of Class B Common Stock at $1,161.11 per share. These shares were received indirectly through a Revocable Trust as part of a Director Share Purchase Program, where Markell elected to convert director fees into stock instead of cash. This transaction increases the trust's total holdings to 48 shares of GHC Class B Common Stock.
Graham Holdings (NYSE: GHC) director takes fees in 21 Class B shares
Graham Holdings director G. Richard Wagoner Jr. received 21 shares of Class B Common Stock as compensation instead of cash fees, valued at $1,161.11 per share. This stock acquisition, reported on July 1, increases his revocable trust's indirect holdings to 1,554 shares. This transaction is part of the Director Share Purchase Program, allowing directors to elect stock compensation for services.
Graham Holdings (NYSE: GHC) director takes 21 Class B shares as fee compensation
Graham Holdings Co director Anne M. Mulcahy received 21 shares of Class B Common Stock on July 1, 2026, as compensation for director fees through the Director Share Purchase Program. The shares were valued at $1,161.11 each, and after this transaction, an associated revocable trust indirectly holds 758 shares. This acquisition was a grant, not an open-market purchase, and is detailed in a recent SEC Form 4 filing.
Graham Holdings (NYSE: GHC) director takes fees in 19 Class B shares
Graham Holdings director Danielle Y. Conley received 19 Class B common shares on July 1, 2026, as part of a compensation program where director fees are taken in stock. These shares, valued at $1,161.11 each, were acquired through a revocable trust, bringing the trust's total indirect holdings to 461 Class B shares. This transaction was reported in an SEC Form 4 filing.
GHC Stock Price Prediction 2026-2027 | Graham Holdings Forecast
This article provides a stock price prediction for Graham Holdings (GHC) for 2026-2027, with a 12-month price target of $1,177.05, suggesting a modest 3.3% upside and a "HOLD" rating. It details conservative, current, and optimistic projections for various periods, including a 5-year forecast projecting GHC at an average price of $1,343.48 by 2030. The analysis considers factors like sector momentum, earnings growth, and volatility to arrive at its valuation.
Enterprise value to EBITDA forward of Graham Holdings Co. Class B – GETTEX:WPOB
This article displays the "Enterprise value to EBITDA forward" for Graham Holdings Co. Class B (WPOB) on GETTEX via TradingView. It provides financial data and indicates that the market was closed at the time of viewing.
Graham Holdings Co. Class B Actuals & Estimates (DUS:WPOB)
This article provides an overview of Graham Holdings Co. Class B (DUS:WPOB) stock, including its current price, performance, and analyst forecasts. It also details financial metrics such as earnings, revenue, market capitalization, dividends, and EBITDA, along with future earnings dates. The content emphasizes that the information is not investment advice and encourages users to conduct their own research.
Graham Holdings Co. Class B Actuals & Estimates (GETTEX:WPOB)
This article provides an overview of Graham Holdings Co. Class B (GETTEX:WPOB) stock, including its current price, performance, and analyst forecasts. It also details the company's financial actuals and estimates, such as earnings per share, revenue, net income, and dividends, along with information on its market capitalization and employee count. The article serves as a resource for investors to explore reported financial data and analyst expectations for WPOB.
Graham Holdings Co. Class B Actuals & Estimates (BX:WPOB)
This article provides an overview of Graham Holdings Co. Class B (WPOB) stock, including financial actuals and estimates, analyst forecasts, and frequently asked questions about its performance. It covers details like earnings, revenue, net income, dividends, and employee numbers. The company is set to release its next earnings report on August 5, 2026.
Graham Holdings Co. Class B Actuals & Estimates (NYSE:GHC)
This article provides an overview of Graham Holdings Company (NYSE: GHC) stock, including its current price, historical performance, and analyst forecasts. It also details financial actuals and estimates across various statements, upcoming earnings dates, dividend information, and market capitalization.
Code3 Earns Dual Industry Honors for AI Innovation and Digital Commerce Excellence
Code3, a digital marketing agency, has been recognized with two prestigious industry awards: the Skai Celeste AI Pioneer (Agency) Award for its innovative use of AI in advertising and a Bronze Award in Digital Commerce from The Drum Awards for Marketing. These honors celebrate Code3's success in leveraging AI, data, and consumer insights to drive measurable growth for brands, notably achieving significant revenue and view increases for Elida Beauty's POND'S, Noxzema, and Caress brands on Amazon through culturally-rooted creative strategies. The agency emphasizes an integrated approach combining technology and human judgment to help clients navigate complex digital marketplaces.
Graham Holdings : GHC
Graham Holdings (GHC) is a diversified company with a strong presence in education and media, offering services from test preparation to operating TV stations and restaurants. The stock currently has a price target of $1,163, representing a 2.7% increase, and a 12-month "HOLD" prediction. The article highlights that analysts recently stated none of the top five Hollywood stocks were worth recommending, indicating a potentially cautious market sentiment in that sector.
GHC - Graham Holdings Co Stock Price and Quote
This article provides a detailed stock price and quote overview for Graham Holdings Co (GHC), including its last closing price, financial metrics, and company overview. It also lists recent news releases and insider transactions related to the company. The financial data covers market capitalization, revenue, earnings per share, dividend information, and various financial ratios.
GHC Technical Analysis | Trend, Signals & Chart Patterns | GRAHAM HOLDINGS CO-CLASS B (NYSE:GHC)
This article provides a technical analysis of GRAHAM HOLDINGS CO-CLASS B (NYSE:GHC), detailing its performance, trend indicators, and chart patterns. GHC currently has a low technical rating of 2 out of 10, with negative short and medium-term signals, though it presents a setup opportunity with consolidating prices. The analysis also covers key support and resistance levels, individual indicator signals like RSI and MACD, and identified candlestick and chart patterns.
Graham Holdings (NYSE: GHC) CEO shifts 12,000 Class A/B shares in family restructure
Graham Holdings CEO Timothy J. O'Shaughnessy has reported a restructuring of 12,000 shares within his family and related entities. This involved an exchange of Class B shares for Class A shares, including transactions involving his 401(k) plan, a trust for his spouse and children, and his spouse's direct acquisition, none of which were open-market buys or sells. Post-transaction, O'Shaughnessy directly holds 27,087 Class B shares.
Graham Holdings (NYSE: GHC) director logs 6,000-share Class A for Class B exchange
Graham Holdings Co. director, Katharine Weymouth, executed an internal exchange of 6,000 Class A shares for an equal number of Class B shares. This transaction, categorized as "other" on a Form 4 filing, was not an open market buy or sell. Following the exchange, Weymouth directly holds 7,615 Class B common shares and 30,000 Class A common shares.
Graham Holdings (NYSE: GHC) insider restructures Class A and B share positions
An insider at Graham Holdings (NYSE: GHC), Laura O'Shaughnessy, a ten percent owner, has restructured her dual-class shareholdings. The transactions involved exchanging Class B Common Stock for an equivalent number of Class A shares, with no cash exchange. This resulted in O'Shaughnessy directly holding 27,076 Class B shares and 11,500 Class A shares after the restructuring.
GHC News | GRAHAM HOLDINGS CO-CLASS B (NYSE:GHC)
This article provides news and analysis for Graham Holdings Co-Class B (NYSE: GHC), including its latest stock price, a recent Q3 earnings beat, and news from its subsidiary Kaplan, Inc. Kaplan, Inc. was featured for a survey on college students' political views and an EdTech Award win for its test prep solution.
Graham Holdings elects directors and approves executive compensation at annual meeting
Graham Holdings Company (NYSE:GHC) held its annual stockholders' meeting, where ten director nominees were elected, and executive compensation for 2025 was approved. The company has a "GOOD" financial health score and a P/E ratio of 16.71. Stockholders also approved the advisory compensation for named executive officers.
Graham Holdings elects directors and approves executive compensation at annual meeting
Graham Holdings Company held its annual stockholders' meeting, electing ten directors and approving executive compensation for 2025. The company, trading under NYSE:GHC, has a "GOOD" financial health score and a P/E ratio of 16.71. Recent company news includes a declared quarterly dividend, the acquisition of Kaplan Languages Group by Inspirit Capital from Kaplan, Inc., and expansions in Graham Media Group and Graham Healthcare Group.
Graham Holdings elects directors and approves executive compensation at annual meeting
Graham Holdings Company held its annual meeting, where stockholders elected ten director nominees and approved executive compensation for 2025. The company's Class A common stock directors were unanimously elected, while Class B nominees received varying votes. This decision on compensation for named executive officers for 2025 was also approved.
Graham Holdings Shareholders Endorse Board Slate and Compensation
Graham Holdings (GHC) stockholders have elected the full slate of director nominees for both Class A and Class B shares and approved the 2025 executive compensation on an advisory basis. These decisions, made at the Annual Meeting on May 5, 2026, indicate strong shareholder support for the current leadership and governance structure. TipRanks' AI Analyst, Spark, rates GHC as Neutral, noting a solid balance sheet and positive free cash flow, balanced against a rich valuation and revenue contraction, with the Kaplan Languages Group divestiture as a positive catalyst.
Graham Holdings (NYSE: GHC) investors back board and 2025 pay
Graham Holdings Company held its Annual Meeting of Stockholders on May 5, 2026, where shareholders elected ten directors to the board. Class A stockholders also approved, on an advisory basis, the 2025 compensation for the company's named executive officers with unanimous support. The voting results indicate strong investor confidence in the current leadership and compensation structure.
Graham Holdings Shareholders Endorse Board Slate and Compensation
Graham Holdings (GHC) shareholders recently endorsed the company's proposed board slate and advisory compensation for executive officers at their Annual Meeting of Stockholders on May 5, 2026. This decision reflects continued shareholder support for the current leadership and strategic direction, despite a recent revenue contraction and high valuation. TipRanks' AI Analyst, Spark, rates GHC as 'Neutral,' citing its solid balance sheet and positive free cash flow, along with a modest positive catalyst from the Kaplan Languages Group divestiture.
Graham Holdings (GHC) Margin Drop To 5.9% Tests Bullish Undervaluation Narrative
Graham Holdings (GHC) reported a significant drop in its trailing net profit margin to 5.9% from 15% a year earlier, influenced by a US$178.3 million one-off gain. Despite concerns about earnings quality and slower revenue growth compared to the market, the company's shares trade well below its DCF fair value, suggesting a potential undervaluation. Investors are urged to scrutinize the full data to weigh cautious signals against optimistic ones regarding the company's size and cash generation.
Kaplan unit sale to give Graham Holdings (NYSE: GHC) $60M tax benefit
Graham Holdings (NYSE: GHC) announced that its Kaplan subsidiary has completed the sale of the Kaplan Languages Group. The company expects to record a preliminary U.S. income tax benefit of approximately $60 million in 2026 as a result of this transaction. This development is detailed in a recent 8-K filing, signaling a positive financial impact for Graham Holdings.
Graham Holdings Company Reports First Quarter Earnings
Quantisnow reported that Graham Holdings Company (GHC) has released its first-quarter earnings. The platform, which provides real-time market data and news to retail investors, alerted its Plus members about the press release shortly after publication. Graham Holdings Company is also mentioned in relation to other news such as Kaplan's EdTech award and SEC filings regarding dividends.
Is Graham Holdings (GHC) Overvalued After Q1 2026 Earnings? EPS
Graham Holdings (GHC) reported Q1 2026 earnings with revenue of $1.236 billion, missing analyst estimates, but diluted EPS rose to $6.62. The company experienced broad-based revenue growth and improved operating income, despite a $68.9 million net loss on marketable equity securities and an impairment charge related to the pending sale of Kaplan Languages Group. GuruFocus assesses GHC as 21.5% overvalued with a strong GF Score of 91/100, highlighting its solid financial strength, profitability, and growth, but also notes limited competitive barriers and no recent insider trading activity.
Vanguard reports 170,911-share (GHC) passive stake via Schedule 13G
Vanguard Capital Management has reported a passive stake of 170,911 shares, representing 5.04% of Graham Holdings Co's common stock, through a Schedule 13G filing as of March 31, 2026. The filing indicates Vanguard possesses sole dispositive power over all these shares and sole voting power over 25,281 shares. This passive ownership signals no intent to influence the control of Graham Holdings.
Graham Holdings took a $19M Kaplan charge, but Q1 net income rose
Graham Holdings (NYSE: GHC) reported a 6% increase in Q1 2026 revenue to $1.236 billion and a rise in net income attributable to common shares to $29.1 million ($6.62 per share) from $23.9 million ($5.45 per share) in Q1 2025. This growth occurred despite a $19.0 million pre-tax impairment charge related to the planned sale of Kaplan Languages Group. The company's adjusted operating cash flow also saw a significant increase.
