Yext Amends Tender Offer Conditions, Broadening Company's Ability to Terminate Repurchase Program

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This amendment to Yext's significant $180 million modified Dutch auction tender offer clarifies and expands the conditions under which the company may terminate or not proceed with the offer. The changes provide Yext with greater flexibility to withdraw the offer in the event of adverse legal actions, global calamities (including pandemics or acts of terrorism), or material adverse changes to the company's business or financial condition. While the core tender offer remains in place, these modifications introduce additional contingencies that investors should be aware of when considering participation in the repurchase program.

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• Tender Offer Conditions Amended

  Yext filed an Amendment No. 1 to its Schedule TO, modifying the terms and conditions of its previously announced modified Dutch auction tender offer to repurchase up to $180 million of its common stock.

• Expanded Termination Rights

  The amendments broaden the company's ability to terminate the offer, specifically regarding actions, suits, or proceedings by governmental agencies, the commencement of war or global calamities (including pandemics), and material adverse changes to the company's business or financial prospects.

• Follows Prior Tender Offer Launch

  This amendment follows the initial SC TO-I filing on February 10, 2026, which launched the tender offer with a price range of $5.75 to $6.50 per share.

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This amendment to Yext's significant $180 million modified Dutch auction tender offer clarifies and expands the conditions under which the company may terminate or not proceed with the offer. The changes provide Yext with greater flexibility to withdraw the offer in the event of adverse legal actions, global calamities (including pandemics or acts of terrorism), or material adverse changes to the company's business or financial condition. While the core tender offer remains in place, these modifications introduce additional contingencies that investors should be aware of when considering participation in the repurchase program.