Victory Capital Holdings, Inc. shared news about a lawsuit from stockholders that could delay its deal to buy First Eagle.

Nov 6, 2026, 5:05 PM ETRulesRead the original at SEC EDGAR

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VCTR faces 2 lawsuits seeking to delay its First Eagle deal, which uses cash and new shares. Victory added disclosures, but deal terms and the Nov. 17 meeting date stay unchanged, so the filing does not clearly shift its outlook.

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The claims create a risk of delay, added legal costs, or a court challenge to the purchase. Victory says its deal disclosures meet the law and denies wrongdoing. The purchase also uses cash, new common shares equal to 4.9% of shares after issuance, and convertible preferred shares. The filing gives no expected gains from the purchase. The added details do not change what the seller receives or the Nov. 17 meeting date. The claims remain unresolved, so this filing does not clearly change VCTR's outlook.

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