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HOOKER FURNISHINGS Corp

For the period ended Jun 3, 2025. Filed Apr 30, 2025.

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Jun 3, 2025 · Filed Apr 30, 2025

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Competitive Pay Data

The Compensation Committee has engaged Pearl Meyer since 2022 to review the Company’s compensation structure and positioning and to update the Company’s peer group. Pearl Meyer recommended this group because its members shared various financial and operational attributes with the Company, while not being limited to home furnishings companies. The peer group represents companies in related industries (e.g., office furniture, household/housewares, home building); of a similar size, with annual revenues ranging from 60% to 350% of the Company’s annual revenue at the time of selection; and similar operational complexity. The Board believes these companies represent the type of companies against which the Company competes for management talent. The peer group consists of the following companies:

■American Woodmark Corporation
■Bassett Furniture Industries, Inc.
■Cavco Industries, Inc.
■Culp, Inc.
■Dixie Group, Inc.
■Ethan Allen Interiors, Inc.
■Flexsteel Industries, Inc.
■Hamilton Beach Brands Holding Company
■Haverty Furniture Companies, Inc.
■Kirkland’s, Inc.
■La-Z-Boy, Inc.
■Lifetime Brands, Inc.
■Lovesac Company
■Nautilus, Inc.
■PGT Innovations, Inc.

The Compensation Committee has used this peer group as one of several factors in making compensation decisions and to establish a baseline from which to set executive compensation. The Committee compared total compensation as well as the individual compensation elements for each executive officer to the peer group in fiscal 2025. The Committee will refresh the peer group and compensation study in the future, as needed. The Committee does not tie compensation for its executive officers to any particular level or target based on this comparable compensation data. Instead, the Committee considers this pay comparability data as one of many factors when determining the appropriateness of individual elements of compensation, as well as the total compensation, payable to the Company’s executive officers.

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