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Toby Neugebauer Files Definitive Proxy Solicitation Materials to Put Fermi's Future in Shareholder Hands
Neugebauer says six independent nominees would form a majority and force a shareholder vote on Fermi’s future as the company faces a possible December deadline.
- On Friday, Fermi co-founder Toby Neugebauer filed definitive proxy materials with the SEC to call a Special Meeting of Shareholders seeking election of a new, independent Board majority.
- Neugebauer claims the current Board has focused on entrenching itself rather than pursuing shareholder accountability, dismissing the company's '90-day plan' as vaporware lacking credible details.
- The proposed slate includes six independent director candidates with no prior ties to the Company or existing Board dynamics, who would constitute a majority if elected at the Special Meeting.
- Shareholders of record as of June 10, 2026 may authorize the Special Meeting by returning the GREEN agent designation, with assistance from proxy solicitor Saratoga Proxy Consulting LLC.
- Without this vote, the Board could delay the annual meeting until December 31, 2026 under Nasdaq rules, potentially leaving critical Project Matador decisions in incumbent hands.
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