Major Shareholder Cerberus Appoints Affiliate to Board, Confirms Credit Agreement Milestones Met

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Cerberus Capital Management, a significant shareholder, has appointed an affiliate to the Board of Directors, signaling increased oversight, while also confirming the company met credit agreement milestones, removing potential future dilution from that source.

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• Major Shareholder Appoints Director

  Cerberus Capital Management, holding 32.0% of outstanding common stock, appointed Nathaniel Fick, an affiliate, as a Class III director to the Board of Directors and the Nominating and Corporate Governance Committee, effective March 24, 2026.

• Credit Agreement Milestones Met

  The company satisfied its final performance milestones under a previously disclosed Credit Agreement on October 31, 2025, meaning no additional securities are currently expected to be issued to Cerberus in connection with this agreement.

• Beneficial Ownership Update

  Cerberus's beneficial ownership remains at 32.0% of the common stock, with the only change since the prior amendment being an anti-dilution adjustment to Series B-4 Preferred Stock conversion terms.

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This Schedule 13D/A filing indicates increased involvement from Cerberus Capital Management, a major institutional investor holding 32.0% of Eos Energy Enterprises. The appointment of Nathaniel Fick, an affiliate of Cerberus, to the Board of Directors and the Nominating and Corporate Governance Committee suggests a more active role in the company's strategic direction and governance. This move can be interpreted positively as it brings a significant shareholder's perspective and oversight to the board. Additionally, the confirmation that the company has met its final performance milestones under a credit agreement with Cerberus removes a potential overhang of future share issuance related to that agreement, which is also a favorable development for existing shareholders.