Nano Dimension (NNDM) shareholder Anson Funds said Friday it intends to vote against what it called the "egregious" compensation package of Nano Dimension Chief Executive Yoav Stern at the company's annual meeting on Dec. 6.
Anson, which is the company's largest shareholder, also said it intends to vote against the reelection of Nano's current directors, including Stern.
"Anson Funds continues to believe that the incumbent board of directors has failed to provide sufficient oversight over Mr. Stern, allowing him to continue acquiring cash-burning entities despite a track record of poor results," the asset manager said.
Anson said it intends to vote for shareholder nominees and for a shareholder proposal to declassify the board.
Another shareholder, Murchinson, said in a separate statement Friday that it issued an investor presentation to refute what it described as "false and misleading claims" contained in Nano's recent public materials.
Nano said Thursday that in connection with the upcoming annual meeting, it sent a letter to shareholders that "details the progress Nano has made in delivering on its promises to shareholders... including the execution of transformational M&A agreements."
In its presentation, Murchinson said the company's M&A strategy is dilutive and "has failed shareholders." Murchinson said it has nominated Ofir Baharav and Robert Pons for election to Nano's board at the annual meeting.
Nano Dimension didn't immediately respond to a request for comment from MT Newswires.
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