Lamb Weston Holdings is grappling with significant financial challenges, having slashed its full-year revenue guidance by approximately $330 million following a $135 million sales drop in a single quarter. This decline stems from a failed ERP implementation that disrupted inventory visibility and a strategic shift toward lower-margin contracts. Concurrently, the company appointed Jan Eli B. Craps as Executive Chair and James D. Gray as incoming CFO, as it confronts restructuring charges of $200 to $250 million and declining EBITDA margins that have fallen sharply from over 20%.