Arlo Technologies Adopts Proxy Access, Enhancing Shareholder Nomination Rights

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Arlo Technologies, Inc. amended its bylaws to include proxy access for shareholders, allowing eligible investors to nominate directors, while also updating advance notice requirements and executive indemnification.

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• Adoption of Amended Bylaws

  The Board of Directors adopted amended and restated bylaws, effective April 3, 2026, to modernize corporate governance.

• Introduces Shareholder Proxy Access

  A new 'proxy access' right permits stockholders (or groups up to 40) owning at least 3% of voting power for three continuous years to include director nominees (up to the greater of two or 20% of the Board) in the company's annual meeting proxy materials.

• Revises Advance Notice Provisions

  Advance notice requirements for stockholder nominations and proposals have been modified, demanding additional background information, disclosures, and compliance with universal proxy rules (Rule 14a-19).

• Updates Indemnification for Executives

  Mandatory indemnification and advancement coverage for directors and executive officers has been expanded to the fullest extent permitted by Delaware law, including non-party involvement in proceedings.

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Arlo Technologies, Inc. has adopted amended and restated bylaws, with the most significant change being the introduction of a 'proxy access' right. This allows eligible stockholders (owning at least 3% of voting power for three continuous years) to nominate a limited number of directors (greater of two or 20% of the Board) for inclusion in the company's proxy materials. This is a material corporate governance development that empowers long-term shareholders and increases board accountability. Concurrently, the company has revised its advance notice provisions for stockholder nominations and proposals, requiring more detailed disclosures and compliance with universal proxy rules, which can be seen as a measure to manage potential shareholder activism. The bylaws also update indemnification provisions for directors and executive officers to align with the fullest extent permitted by Delaware law, providing enhanced protection for these individuals.