IAC and MGM Resorts Formalize Voting Agreement, Securing Board Representation

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IAC Inc., a major shareholder in MGM Resorts International, has entered into a new voting agreement that formalizes its influence, including pass-through voting for shares exceeding 25.73% and securing two board seats.

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• New Voting Agreement Established

  IAC Inc. and Barry Diller entered into a Voting Agreement with MGM Resorts International on April 3, 2026, formalizing their shareholder influence.

• Share Voting Restrictions Imposed

  IAC and its affiliates will vote any shares exceeding 25.73% of MGM's outstanding stock in proportion to other shareholders' votes.

• Board Representation Secured

  The agreement ensures IAC's right to designate two qualified directors to MGM's Board, with Barry Diller currently holding one such designated seat.

• Significant Ownership Stake Maintained

  IAC Inc. beneficially owns approximately 65.8 million shares, representing 25.7% of MGM Resorts International's outstanding common stock.

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This Schedule 13D/A details a significant governance development for MGM Resorts International, as its largest shareholder, IAC Inc., has formalized its relationship with the company through a new Voting Agreement. The agreement, dated April 3, 2026, stipulates that IAC and its affiliates will vote any shares exceeding 25.73% of MGM's outstanding stock in the same proportion as other shareholders. This arrangement clarifies IAC's influence while potentially mitigating concerns about a controlling stake. Crucially, the agreement also secures IAC's right to designate two qualified directors to MGM's board, with Barry Diller currently holding one such designated seat. This formalization of board representation and voting structure provides clarity on a major shareholder's role and influence, impacting corporate governance.