Neogen investors who purchased shares between January 5, 2023, and June 3, 2025, are now at the center of a newly filed securities lawsuit. The Portnoy Law Firm is urging affected shareholders to evaluate their legal rights and consider submitting a motion to be named lead plaintiff before the September 16, 2025 deadline.
Known for its portfolio of testing solutions geared toward agricultural and food production sectors, Neogen expanded its reach in 2022 by integrating a major food inspection division from a global manufacturing titan. This merger was positioned as a pivotal step in broadening service offerings and driving revenue growth.
The lawsuit contends that certain financial projections and operational updates were presented in an overly optimistic light, potentially concealing challenges that later weighed on the stock price. Once discrepancies emerged in mid-2025, Neogen’s market value slipped, prompting investors to seek accountability.
Securing the role of lead plaintiff carries strategic advantages: the lead investor helps shape legal strategy, approves counsel, and represents the collective interests of the class. For those considering this responsibility, timing is critical, as the motion must clear a strict filing window.
Attorney Lesley F. Portnoy and her team are offering a free initial case review to determine eligibility. Interested parties can contact the Portnoy Law Firm by emailing lesley@portnoylaw.com or calling 310-692-8883. Early consultation ensures investors fully understand their options.
This action reflects a wider trend in securities litigation where shareholders unite to challenge potential misstatements or omissions by public companies. It highlights the importance of corporate transparency and serves as a reminder for investors to stay informed about the companies they support.
Shareholders who believe they were impacted by Neogen’s public disclosures have a limited window to assert their rights. By stepping forward before September 16, 2025, investors can play a pivotal role in the pursuit of recovery and contribute to establishing greater accountability in the marketplace.
