Major Shareholder Group Formalizes Support for MasterCraft Merger with Voting, Registration, and Stockholder Agreements

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The Rollins family, holding 69.6% of Marine Products Corp. shares, has formalized their support for the MasterCraft merger through voting, registration rights, and stockholder agreements, detailing their post-merger involvement and board representation.

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• Merger Agreement Confirmed

  Details the definitive agreement for Marine Products Corp. to be acquired by MasterCraft Boat Holdings, Inc., where each share will convert into 0.232 MasterCraft shares and $2.43 in cash.

• Rollins Family Voting Agreement

  The Rollins family, a major shareholder group with 69.6% beneficial ownership, has committed to vote their shares in favor of the merger, ensuring its approval.

• Registration Rights Agreement

  Establishes terms for LOR, Inc. (part of the Rollins family group) to resell MasterCraft shares received in the merger, including shelf registration and underwritten offering rights.

• Stockholders Agreement

  Outlines post-merger board representation for the Rollins family (up to two directors based on ownership thresholds), along with transfer restrictions and standstill provisions.

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This Schedule 13D/A provides crucial details regarding the definitive merger agreement for Marine Products Corp. to be acquired by MasterCraft Boat Holdings, Inc., which was announced on February 5, 2026. The filing reveals that the Rollins family, a significant shareholder group with 69.6% beneficial ownership, has entered into a Voting Agreement, Registration Rights Agreement, and Stockholders Agreement. The Voting Agreement ensures the Rollins family will vote their shares in favor of the merger, effectively guaranteeing its approval. The Registration Rights Agreement outlines the terms for the Rollins family to resell their MasterCraft shares post-merger, while the Stockholders Agreement defines their future board representation (up to two directors) and includes transfer restrictions and standstill provisions. This formalizes the support of the controlling shareholder group and details their post-merger relationship with MasterCraft, providing clarity on the path to merger completion and future governance.