Investors Unite: Lawsuit Filed Against Red Cat Holdings Over Alleged Securities Violations

SAN DIEGO — A lawsuit has been initiated by investors in Red Cat Holdings, Inc. (NASDAQ: RCAT) following allegations of securities law violations, as reported by the Shareholders Foundation, Inc. The legal action commenced on May 23, 2025, and focuses on claims that the company made misleading statements regarding its production capabilities and contract values.

Investors who acquired shares of Red Cat Holdings before March 2022 and have maintained their holdings are encouraged to reach out to the Shareholders Foundation for more information. Those interested can contact the organization via email or phone to discuss their options.

The plaintiff in the lawsuit asserts that Red Cat Holdings and its executives overstated the production capacity of a facility located in Salt Lake City. Furthermore, the suit claims that the overall value of the company’s SRR Contract was inflated, which led to materially false public statements by the defendants throughout the relevant period. This has raised concerns among shareholders about their investments.

According to the Shareholders Foundation, investors who believe they have been adversely affected by these developments should take action and connect with the organization for potential guidance on the matter.

The Shareholders Foundation is known for providing legal monitoring and settlement claim filing services for shareholders, as well as researching issues related to securities class actions. However, it does not function as a law firm, and the information it offers is intended solely as a public service, not legal advice.

As the situation unfolds, investors will be watching closely for any updates or resolutions related to this lawsuit. Those affected by the allegations may be poised to take further steps to protect their interests in Red Cat Holdings.

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