Do not be misled by members of the Activist Group that are attempting to take control of AIM’s Board for the third year in a row.
Electing the Activist Group's nominees could severely disrupt our forward momentum, give them access to AIM's capital and destroy the chances of near-term value creation for shareholders.
AIM is building on substantial momentum in recent years, including with our lead drug candidate, Ampligen, in areas with significant unmet needs – especially in the high-value pancreatic cancer space. The Company expects to achieve additional clinical milestones during the remainder of 2024.
The Board has the deep knowledge of the Company and its drug candidates to continue advancing the clinical and operational execution of AIM's pipeline.
Lead candidate Ampligen continues to fuel a broad pipeline in multiple high-value therapeutic indications, with a growing body of positive safety and efficacy data.
Ensuring ability to enable continued clinical progress and operations to bring Ampligen to market and help patients in need.
Several individuals in an “Activist Group” with concerning backgrounds have been engaged in a multi-year effort to disrupt AIM’s business and take over the Board.
With no proposed CEO candidate or operational plan, we believe the Activist Group's self-interested agenda will put the Company's progress at serious risk.
Following failed nomination efforts in 2022 and 2023, members of the Activist Group have once again returned to take control of the Board by nominating a slate of four directors to replace the entire Board.
The Activist Group, which is comprised of interconnected individuals and includes individuals who have close ties to convicted felons, has employed nefarious tactics to try to gain control of the Board since 2022.
AIM remains committed to protecting the best interests of all shareholders.
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