DIRTT Enters Support Agreement with Major Shareholders, Appoints New Director

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DIRTT Environmental Solutions entered into a Support and Standstill Agreement with its largest shareholder, 22NW Fund, LP, and the 726 Entities, formalizing board representation and shareholder commitments, and appointed Jeremy Gold to its Board of Directors.

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• Support and Standstill Agreement Executed

  DIRTT entered into a material Support and Standstill Agreement with 22NW Fund, LP (its largest shareholder) and the 726 Entities, effective February 13, 2026.

• New Director Appointed from Major Shareholder

  Jeremy Gold, Managing Director at Briger Family Office, was appointed to the Board of Directors, representing the 726 Entities, effective February 13, 2026.

• Shareholder Voting and Standstill Commitments

  Both 22NW and the 726 Entities committed to voting their shares in favor of Board-nominated directors at the 2026 Annual Meeting and agreed to customary standstill provisions, limiting activist actions.

• Ownership Caps Established for Key Investors

  The agreement sets caps on the beneficial ownership of shares for 22NW (57,447,988 shares) and the 726 Entities (28,882,102 shares), and restricts them from acquiring certain convertible debt securities.

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DIRTT Environmental Solutions has formalized its relationship with two significant shareholders, 22NW Fund, LP (its largest shareholder) and the 726 Entities, through a new Support and Standstill Agreement. This agreement is a crucial development for corporate governance, as it outlines the terms of engagement, including board representation, voting commitments, and restrictions on future share acquisitions and activist behaviors. The appointment of Jeremy Gold from the Briger Family Office to the board, representing the 726 Entities, brings additional financial expertise and oversight. This move is likely to bring a period of stability by aligning the interests of major investors with the company's strategic direction and reducing potential shareholder activism for the duration of the agreement.