The Urgent Need for Change and The Superior Path Forward
MANAGEMENT IS SHAMELESSLY HIDING BEHIND
THE PANDEMIC TO REMAIN ENTRENCHED
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Contrary to management's assertions, there is minimal operational or financial risk
associated with electing our slate – in fact, the pandemic intensifies the urgency to
save Synalloy from its current trajectory
FAKE RISK #1
Management should get a pass until
things "stabilize” after the pandemic
Synalloy leadership has the Company completely over-
levered and on the brink of debt defaults
Mr. Bram has zero relevant chemicals or metals
operational experience, has never led a company
the size of Synalloy in any industry and formerly
led a retail printing shop
We are very concerned that, if the market
environment continues to weaken, Synalloy's equity
value may never recover under the unqualified
incumbent Board and management team
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STRONGER TOGETHER
Meaningful Change is
Required at Synalloy
FAKE RISK #2
Current management is critical to
the Company's operations
The real risk for stockholders would be to not take any corrective action and hope
that the trajectory of value destruction that was occurring during the favorable
market environment of the past decade does not accelerate during uncertain times
ahead
Synalloy is organized as a holding company, with the
corporate staff in Richmond over 275 miles away from
any of the Company's operations
- Under our plan, all business unit leaders would
remain at the Company - only the corporate
office would see immediate changes
There will be zero negative consequences for
operating employees, suppliers or customers and
we expect our election to the Board to be met with
excitement among long-suffering stakeholders
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