Having just gone public in October of this year, Virgin Mobile USA now faces a class action lawsuit from many of it's shareholders who are extremely disappointed with the poor performance of the stock. The lawsuit alleges that Virgin Mobile USA withheld many actual losses prior to it's IPO and as a result mislead investors into believing the stock was worth more than it actually should have been.
The stock, when first made public in October, was trading at around $15 and now less than two months later it is trading at almost half of it's original value, last trading at $7.28.
Unfortunately this seems to be a trend with many telecommunications companies in recent years, going out high and quickly falling. Vonage went through the same trend when it came out last year. Hopefully this is not an omen for the industry as a whole!
Saturday, December 01, 2007
Virgin Mobile USA Faces Class Action Lawsuit
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Labels: Legal, Prepaid Mobile
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