Activist Radoff-JEC Group Proposes $2.25/Share Cash Acquisition of Seer, Nominates Directors

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The Radoff-JEC Group, holding 7.6% of Seer, Inc., has formally proposed to acquire the company for $2.25 per share in cash plus a contingent value right, representing a significant premium, and simultaneously nominated three directors to the Board.

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• Acquisition Proposal Submitted

  The Radoff-JEC Group submitted a non-binding proposal to acquire 100% of Seer, Inc. for $2.25 per share in cash, plus a contingent value right (CVR) for 80% of net proceeds from asset dispositions.

• Significant Premium Offered

  The cash offer represents a 33% premium to the company's most recent closing price (as stated in the filing) and values the company above its current market capitalization.

• Director Nominations Launched

  Concurrently, the group nominated three highly qualified independent directors—Howard H. Berman, Joshua S. Horowitz, and Luis E. Rinaldini—for election to Seer's Board at the upcoming 2026 annual meeting.

• Activist Stance Against Management

  The group criticized current management for 'abysmal operating results' and 'annihilation of stockholder value,' asserting that immediate Board and management change is necessary.

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This Schedule 13D/A details a significant activist campaign by the Radoff-JEC Group, which has launched a dual-pronged approach to take control of Seer, Inc. The unsolicited acquisition proposal offers a substantial premium to current shareholders, providing a potential exit at a favorable valuation. The inclusion of a contingent value right (CVR) suggests the group believes there is additional value to be unlocked from Seer's assets, including PrognomiQ. Simultaneously, the nomination of three independent directors signals a proxy fight aimed at replacing current leadership, whom the group heavily criticizes for poor performance and value destruction. This filing follows concurrent news and SEC filings (DFAN14A, 8-K) confirming the proposal, providing the full, detailed documentation from the activist's perspective. Investors should closely monitor the Board's response to the acquisition offer and the impending proxy contest, as these events could lead to a significant restructuring or sale of the company.