Fermi, a U.S. power startup, experienced a significant drop in its stock price, falling 23% to $5.03 on Monday following the abrupt departures of CEO Toby Neugebauer and CFO Miles Everson. The company announced these changes after markets closed on Friday, creating an interim CEO office led by two executives while searching for Neugebauer's replacement. The stock decline was exacerbated by allegations from short seller Fuzzy Panda Research, which claimed fraudulent transfers and misappropriation of assets by Neugebauer and other executives. Despite these challenges, Fermi's board has assured investors that the operational plans for its ambitious electricity generation project, known as 'Project Matador' in Amarillo, Texas, remain unchanged. Analysts covering Fermi maintain an average 'BUY' rating, with a median price target of $26.50, indicating a belief in the company's long-term potential despite the current turbulence.