DJS Law Group cites Primoris securities class action in investor notice
DJS Law Group says Primoris Services Corp. investors may contact the firm about a securities class action tied to alleged misstatements on renewable project costs and forecasting.
DJS Law Group says it is notifying investors about a class action lawsuit against Primoris Services Corporation over alleged securities law violations tied to statements about fixed-cost renewable energy projects and cost forecasting.
The notice says investors who bought Primoris shares during the class period listed in the firm’s release, from Aug. 5, 2025, to June 22, 2026, may contact the firm about possible lead plaintiff appointment. It says lead plaintiff status is not required to share in any recovery.
Background
The PR Newswire item, dated Aug. 13, 2026, says the suit alleges violations of Sections 10(b) and 20(a) of the Securities Exchange Act of 1934 and SEC Rule 10b-5. It identifies Primoris as a NYSE-listed company under the ticker PRIM.
According to the notice, the allegations center on claims that Primoris failed to maintain effective cost estimation, project forecasting and oversight processes for fixed-cost renewable energy projects. The release says those alleged failures led the company to underestimate the cost and risk tied to renewable projects and that its public statements were false and materially misleading during the class period.
What the company said
The source material provided for this report is a law firm press release. It does not include a response from Primoris or details from a court filing, complaint docket, judge or settlement.
What happens next
Based on the notice, investors who purchased Primoris shares during the class period can contact DJS Law Group about the case. The press release does not give a court schedule or say whether a lead plaintiff has been selected.
Sources
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