Fermi (FRMI) investor relations material

Executive summary

• The filing is a revocation solicitation opposing the Neugebauer Group's attempt to call a special shareholder meeting to expand the board and install their nominees, including former CEO Toby R. Neugebauer, who was recently terminated for cause due to conduct violations and poor performance.

• The Independent Committee unanimously opposes the Neugebauer proposals, citing risks of board control by a single shareholder and potential forced sale of the company at a depressed valuation.

• Shareholders are urged to sign a WHITE Revocation Card to revoke any prior consent for the special meeting and support the current board's strategic plan, Fermi 2.0.

Voting matters and shareholder proposals

• The Neugebauer Group seeks to amend bylaws to let shareholders set board size, increase the board by seven, elect seven new directors, repeal recent bylaw amendments, and allow director nominations at special meetings.

• The Independent Committee recommends shareholders do not sign any green Agent Designation card and instead submit the WHITE Revocation Card to oppose the special meeting.

Board of directors and corporate governance

• The board removed Neugebauer as CEO due to an 80% decline in shareholder value and failure to secure key tenants.

• The board and R&D Committee found Neugebauer's conduct incompatible with leadership, citing misrepresentations, policy violations, and abusive behavior.

• The board attempted to negotiate a transition with Neugebauer, but he refused compromise and threatened litigation.

• Current board composition includes independent directors and nominees designated by major shareholders under a nomination agreement.