Firearms maker Sturm, Ruger rises after report says Beretta pushes to increase stake

ReutersMar 25, 2026 11:54 AM

Shares of firearms maker Sturm, Ruger RGR.N rise 5.2% to 42.87 premarket

Italian gunmaker Beretta pushes to raise stake in co to 30%, Financial Times reports

Beretta currently holds a 9.95% stake in the RGR, making it the largest shareholder, according to LSEG data

Earlier this month, Beretta had sent a letter to co shareholders highlighting the urgent need for boardroom change

Up to last close, RGR was up nearly 25% YTD

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