GoPro (GPRO) investor relations material

Executive summary

• Proposed merger leaves the surviving public corporation with Parent owning ~90% and existing stockholders ~10%; each eligible share converts to $1.14 cash plus 0.1 surviving-corporation share, subject to a possible working-capital adjustment.

• Closing was expected by year-end 2026, subject to stockholder approval and other conditions; the merger agreement's outside date was extended to March 31, 2027.

• The board unanimously found the transaction fair and in stockholders' best interests, and recommended FOR all five proposals.

Voting matters and shareholder proposals

• Stockholders are asked to approve the merger, issuance/change of control, advisory merger compensation, a reverse split, and meeting adjournment; the board recommends FOR each.

• Merger approval requires a majority of outstanding voting power; abstentions and failure to vote have the same effect as AGAINST.

• Change-of-control, compensation, and adjournment proposals require a majority of votes cast for or against; the compensation vote is advisory and not a merger condition.

• Adjournment may be used to seek additional proxies if support or quorum is insufficient; it is not expected to be put to a vote if merger approval is secured.

Board of directors and corporate governance

• At closing, Nicholas Woodman is expected to resign as CEO and director; Charles Tebele is expected to become chair and CEO, with no other board or management changes contemplated.

• A board Strategic Review Committee oversaw a multi-month process that contacted 103 potential counterparties; the board said only Buyer pursued a transaction on acceptable terms.

• The board cited recurring losses, declining revenue, constrained liquidity and near-term debt obligations in concluding the transaction was preferable to operating independently.

• Houlihan Lokey opined that the merger consideration was fair from a financial point of view, using a wind-down analysis and assigning no value to the stock component for its analysis.