Agiliti Shareholders Reach $32 Million Settlement in Merger Litigation

The Delaware Court of Chancery is set to review the agreement on September 17, 2026, when Vice Chancellor Morgan T. Zurn will evaluate whether the $32 million fund is fair and adequate for those who held Agiliti stock at the time of the transaction. The settlement follows a consolidated lawsuit initiated by lead plaintiff Eric M. Maglione, naming both Agiliti and various THL-affiliated defendants. If the court grants final approval, eligible shareholders will receive pro rata payments automatically, eliminating the need for investors to submit individual claim forms. Detailed information regarding the distribution process and specific legal rights is available through the official settlement website. Parties wishing to contest the terms of the agreement or the proposed allocation plan must submit their objections to the court no later than September 2, 2026. The settlement covers all record holders and beneficial owners who exchanged their shares for the $10 cash payout during the merger, excluding specific entities defined in the formal notice. Legal representatives from Block & Leviton LLP and Elsberg, Baker & Maruri PLLC are managing inquiries related to the proceedings.