Donerail Urges MarineMax Shareholders to Oust CEO Brett McGill at Annual Meeting

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Donerail Urges MarineMax Shareholders to Oust CEO Brett McGill at Annual Meeting

MarineMax Inc. is facing shareholder activism ahead of its upcoming Annual Meeting scheduled for March 3, 2026. The Donerail Group, one of the company’s largest shareholders with over 4% of outstanding shares, has publicly criticized MarineMax’s Board and CEO Brett McGill for what it describes as board entrenchment, nepotism, and a lack of accountability to shareholders. Donerail has called on shareholders to vote against the election of Brett McGill as a director at the meeting and has reaffirmed its $35.00 per share all-cash proposal to acquire the company, presenting the offer as a means to deliver immediate value to shareholders. Donerail’s open letter outlines concerns about management’s unwillingness to engage and urges leadership changes and a strategic review of the company’s future.

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