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Nano Dimension Shareholders Overwhelmingly Support Murchinson’s Nominees at 2024 Annual General Meeting

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Shareholders Send a Strong Message by Electing Ofir Baharav and Robert (Bob) Pons Over CEO Yoav Stern and Incumbent Director Gen. Michael Garrett

Shareholders Reject Mr. Stern’s Outrageous Compensation Package Proposed by the Current Board by a Majority of Approximately 75% of Eligible Votes

Together with Israeli District Court’s Validation of the March 2023 Special Meeting, Results of 2024 AGM Finally Give Shareholders Meaningful Representation and Independent Voices in the Boardroom

Murchinson Calls Upon Nano’s Reconstituted Board to Engage in a Constructive Dialogue with its Shareholders

TORONTO, December 06, 2024--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Murchinson Ltd. (collectively with its affiliates and funds it advises and/or sub-advises, "Murchinson" or "we"), a significant shareholder with approximately 7.1% of the outstanding shares of Nano Dimension Ltd. (NASDAQ: NNDM) ("Nano" or the "Company"), today announced that according to preliminary voting results, shareholders have supported the following meaningful changes at the Company’s 2024 Annual General Meeting of Shareholders (the "AGM"):

  • Murchinson’s director nominees, Ofir Baharav and Robert (Bob) Pons, have won the support of shareholders by a significant majority and are elected to the Company’s Board of Directors (the "Board").

  • Incumbent director Gen. Michael Garrett will no longer serve on Nano’s Board. Similarly, CEO Yoav Stern has been rejected by shareholders.

    • As a reminder, the recent decision by the District Court for the Central District in Israel (the "Court") found that Mr. Stern was indeed removed from the Board at the special meeting in March 2023 ("2023 EGM").

    • Notably, this is the third general meeting at which a majority of voting shareholders removed Mr. Stern from the Board. Murchinson hopes that Mr. Stern will finally adhere to the will of the shareholders and urges him to cease seeking ways to circumvent or delay their decision.

  • A substantial percentage of shareholders, approximately 67%, voted in favor of Murchinson’s proposal to de-classify the Board. While the preliminary results indicate that the proposal did not achieve the required majority of 70%, Murchinson believes that this clear message from shareholders (for the second annual meeting in a row) should prompt the Board to proactively seek its de-classification at the next general meeting, consistent with best-in-class governance practices. The classified board is a widely regarded anti-shareholder measure, associated with lower return to shareholders and leads to poor corporate governance due to diminished accountability.