INDIE SEMICONDUCTOR INC CLASS A (INDI)

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2026 Annual Meeting Analysis

INDIE SEMICONDUCTOR INC CLASS A · Meeting: May 28, 2026

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Directors FOR

0

Directors AGAINST

3

Say on Pay

FOR

Auditor

FOR

Director Elections

Election of Three Class II Directors

/3 AGAINST

Against Analysis

✗ AGAINST
Diane Biagianti3-year TSR trigger: INDI -62.9% vs peer median +57.7%, gap of -120.6pp exceeds 20pp threshold for negative absolute TSR5-year TSR does not mitigate: INDI -66.3% vs peer median +4.7%, gap of -71.0pp exceeds 20pp threshold

Ms. Biagianti has been a director long enough that her tenure meaningfully overlaps the severe 3-year underperformance period — INDI's stock fell about 63% while the company's own peer group rose nearly 58%, a gap of over 120 percentage points that far exceeds the 20-point threshold under the policy; the 5-year track record offers no relief as the underperformance is even more persistent over that longer window.

✗ AGAINST
Diane Brink3-year TSR trigger: INDI -62.9% vs peer median +57.7%, gap of -120.6pp exceeds 20pp threshold for negative absolute TSR5-year TSR does not mitigate: INDI -66.3% vs peer median +4.7%, gap of -71.0pp exceeds 20pp threshold

Ms. Brink has been a director long enough that her tenure meaningfully overlaps the severe 3-year underperformance period — INDI's stock fell about 63% while the company's own peer group rose nearly 58%, a gap of over 120 percentage points that far exceeds the 20-point threshold; the 5-year record shows the same pattern of sustained underperformance, so the longer-term mitigant does not apply.

✗ AGAINST
Karl-Thomas Neumann3-year TSR trigger: INDI -62.9% vs peer median +57.7%, gap of -120.6pp exceeds 20pp threshold for negative absolute TSR5-year TSR does not mitigate: INDI -66.3% vs peer median +4.7%, gap of -71.0pp exceeds 20pp threshold

Mr. Neumann has been a director long enough that his tenure meaningfully overlaps the severe 3-year underperformance period — INDI's stock fell about 63% while the company's own peer group rose nearly 58%, a gap of over 120 percentage points that far exceeds the 20-point threshold; the 5-year record confirms this is not a transient dip, so no mitigating downgrade from AGAINST to FOR is warranted.

For Analysis

All three Class II nominees — Diane Biagianti, Diane Brink, and Karl-Thomas Neumann — are recommended AGAINST. INDI's stock has lost approximately 63% over three years while its own disclosed compensation peer group gained nearly 58%, a gap of about 120 percentage points that massively exceeds the 20-point policy threshold applicable when a company's absolute return is negative. The 5-year window shows the same pattern (INDI -66% vs. peers +5%), so the policy's longer-term mitigant does not rescue any of the three nominees.

Say on Pay

✓ FOR

CEO

Donald McClymont

Total Comp

$3,704,970

Prior Support

94.6%%

The CEO's total reported compensation of approximately $3.7 million is modest for a technology company of this market cap and size, and the proxy discloses that his base salary remained below the 25th percentile of the peer group even after a recent increase — meaning pay levels are not inflated. The prior Say on Pay vote received overwhelming support of 94.6%, well above the 70% threshold that would require scrutiny of whether shareholders' concerns were addressed. Although INDI's stock has badly underperformed its peers, the pay-for-performance concern is partially mitigated by the fact that the CEO and other executives voluntarily reduced their own salaries to $1 annually for several months, performance-based awards make up a meaningful portion of total pay (about 88.9% of CEO compensation is variable or at-risk), and the incentive plan includes real, pre-set revenue and margin targets rather than easily manipulated metrics — so the overall compensation structure is appropriately aligned with shareholder interests.

Auditor Ratification

✓ FOR

Auditor

KPMG LLP

Tenure

N/A

Audit Fees

$1,970,000

Non-Audit Fees

$10,094

Non-audit fees (tax fees of $10,094) represent less than 1% of audit fees ($1,970,000), well below the 50% threshold that would raise independence concerns; auditor tenure is not disclosed in the proxy so the tenure trigger cannot fire; and KPMG is a Big 4 firm appropriate for a company of this size and complexity.

Overall Assessment

The 2026 INDI annual meeting presents a four-proposal ballot; the most significant outcome is a vote AGAINST all three Class II director nominees due to severe and sustained stock underperformance — INDI lost roughly 63% over three years while its own peer group gained nearly 58%, a gap that triggers the policy's director accountability rule, and the five-year record confirms this is not a short-term blip. The Say on Pay and auditor ratification proposals both pass their respective policy screens and are recommended FOR, supported by modest CEO pay levels, a strong prior Say on Pay result, and a clean auditor fee profile.

Filing date: April 17, 2026·Policy v1.2·high confidence

Compensation Peer Group

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