Thread by @etanleibovitz18

@Computershare I emailed the following letter today - Good afternoon, I am a holder of AMC common stock and APE preffered stock equity units. These securities are directly registered with Computershare. Recently the AMC corporation has solicited me (1-5) #AMC #APE

to vote my shares of AMC common stock and APE preffered stock equity units together as one class. I believe the proxy solicitation materials AMC corporation is using are misleading and I have identified a breach of Delaware law within them.

1) According (2-6)

to registration statements and stockholder agreements the AMC corporation has filed with the SEC: AMC common stock and APE preffered stock equity are individual classes independent of one another.

2) The proxy solicitation materials I have received state my AMC common stock(3-6)

and APE preffered stock equity units are to vote as one class.

3) Under Delaware law, preffered stock and common stock must vote as individual classes. Furthermore, the results of each class vote must be published separately.

In conclusion, a) the proxy solicitation (4-6)

materials are misleading as APE and AMC are separate classes and; b) under Delaware law my AMC common and APE preffered stock equity units must vote as separate classes with the votes tallied and published independent of one another.

Please advise me (5-6)

of 1) the third party tallying and reporting this important vote and 2) what computershare can do to address this important matter

Sincerely

Etan