Exelixis gives more details behind Farallon proxy fight
Oncology biotech Exelixis is defending its business amid a proxy fight with a hedge fund that has criticized the company’s R&D strategy and spending.
In a letter to shareholders dated May 1, Exelixis said it is trying to avoid an “unnecessary proxy contest” with Farallon. It urged shareholders to vote for the company’s 11 nominees for the board — and to specifically not vote for one candidate nominated by Farallon — at an upcoming shareholder meeting on May 31.
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