Fox Factory CEO steps down as company slashes 2026 sales outlook
Shares fell sharply Friday after a surprise leadership change and a much weaker forecast.
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Fox Factory is changing leaders. Mike Dennison has stepped down as CEO and from the board. He had run the company since 2019.
Independent director Douglas Grimm is now interim CEO. The company gave no reason for the departure.
The same day, Fox Factory flagged weaker numbers. It expects third-quarter net sales of $336 million to $340 million. Earlier guidance was $355 million to $380 million.
Key points
- CEO Mike Dennison steps down; director Douglas Grimm becomes interim CEO.
- Q3 sales are expected at $336M-$340M, below the earlier $355M-$380M guidance.
- Full-year sales outlook is cut to $1.35B-$1.38B from $1.42B-$1.47B.
What it could mean for $FOXF
A leadership change paired with a lower forecast could raise questions about what is happening inside the business. A search for a permanent CEO is now open, and investors will be watching who gets the job. They may also look for clearer detail on why sales fell short. Holders may want to reassess their risk.
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