Company: LBRDK
Filing Date: 2025-01-10
Form Type: PRER14A
Source: 0001140361-25-000778
Chunk: 159

Company: Liberty Broadband Corp
Filing Date: 2025-01-10
Form: PRER14A
Chunk 159
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 $100 million per month from Liberty Broadband, or alternatively, under certain circumstances, Charter would lend money to Liberty Broadband, (ii) restrictions on the use of proceeds by Liberty Broadband, including a requirement that such proceeds be segregated and used to pay down its debt, (iii) an unwind provision in the

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event the merger agreement were terminated and Liberty Broadband’s ownership of Charter accreted above 30%, (iv) a requirement that Liberty Broadband forfeit its right under the existing stockholders agreement to appoint a Liberty Broadband director to the Compensation and Benefits Committee of the Charter Board and cause the resignation of Mr. Maffei from such committee concurrently with signing, and (v) a requirement that Liberty Broadband forfeit certain special consent rights under the existing stockholders agreement during the pendency of the transaction.

On November 7, 2024, members of Liberty Broadband management and representatives of O’Melveny met to discuss the revised draft merger agreement and the Malone voting agreement, the initial draft of the separation principles governing the GCI spin-off and the initial draft of the stockholders and letter agreement amendment.

Also on November 7, the Charter special committee met with representatives of each of Wachtell Lipton and Centerview to discuss the latest status of negotiations with Liberty Broadband and the transaction documentation. Mr. Markley reported his and Mr. Winfrey’s most recent discussion with Mr. Malone, including the concessions made by Liberty Broadband regarding treatment of equity awards and spin-off of GCI, and the discussions around a possible tax receivables agreement for any cash tax payable in connection with the GCI spin-off above an agreed threshold, the structure of the interim share repurchases and the unwind provision, which Mr. Malone and Liberty Broadband were continuing to review. Representatives of Centerview presented additional preliminary analyses regarding Charter management’s revised proposal on share repurchases between signing and closing, including an illustrative comparison of the value creation to Charter stockholders under both approaches to repurchases based on various assumptions provided by Charter management. It was noted that the revised proposal was approximately value-neutral versus the initial proposal. Members of the Charter special committee agreed that the revised approach would mitigate risk to Charter because it would reduce the number of excess shares above Liberty Broadband’s current 26% ownership cap that would need to be addressed in the event the merger did not close as well as reduce the amount of debt outstanding at Liberty Broad