On July 14, Fermi Inc. declined 8.04% in regular trading, trading at approximately $6.075/share, with turnover of $85.57 million. The stock came under renewed selling pressure as multiple negative catalysts converged.

On the news front, former Fermi CFO Miles Everson formally resigned from his director position due to disagreements over corporate governance practices and access to board meeting minutes, as disclosed in an SEC filing. The departure of a core board member intensified market concerns over internal divisions within the company's leadership structure.

Neugebauer subsequently responded, reaffirming confidence in the company's ability to secure tenants, while addressing the controversial $375 million convertible senior notes offering priced on July 10. The upsized 5.00% convertible notes due 2031, with net proceeds of approximately $362.3 million earmarked for capped call transactions and general corporate purposes, continue to weigh on sentiment due to potential equity dilution. The combination of governance instability and unresolved dilution fears has sustained downward pressure on the stock following its 18.58% decline on July 10.

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