• Empery Digital heads into an Oct. 14 virtual annual meeting facing a full-board proxy fight launched by ATG Capital.
• Delaware Chancery Court ruled Aug. 28 that ATG’s nomination notice was valid, allowing its nine nominees onto the ballot.
• The board urged votes on its white universal card for its nine nominees only, warning votes for more than nine total nominees will be invalid.
• Company plans to seek appellate review while continuing solicitation, citing concerns over alleged coordination with Tice P. Brown.
• Board also recommended support for a 6,846,589-share 2025 equity incentive plan and auditor ratification alongside the contested director vote.

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