Proposed acquisition creates high-materiality change-of-control event with substantial financing, approval, and execution uncertainty

Key Facts

• On September 1, 2026, GoPro entered into a merger agreement with Action Acquisitions LLC and its wholly owned subsidiary Starman Optical, Inc.; the proposed transaction would merge Starman Optical into GoPro, with GoPro surviving as a subsidiary of Action Acquisitions.
• If the merger closes, each outstanding GoPro common share, other than canceled and dissenting shares, would be converted into 0.1 share of the surviving corporation plus $1.14 in cash, subject to withholding and a potential downward adjustment for a net working capital shortfall.
• GoPro’s board unanimously approved the merger agreement, determined the transaction was fair and in the best interests of GoPro and its stockholders, and directed that the agreement be submitted to stockholders for adoption and recommended for adoption, subject to specified exceptions.
• Closing remains subject to stockholder approval by a majority of the outstanding voting shares, expiration or termination of the applicable Hart-Scott-Rodino waiting period, and the absence of a binding governmental order prohibiting the merger.
• Midtown Equities LLC committed to fund Parent’s cash payment obligations at the merger closing under an equity commitment letter executed concurrently with the merger agreement.

Source

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