Rosen Law Firm sets Aug. 24 lead-plaintiff deadline in Peabody Energy case
Rosen Law Firm said investors in Peabody Energy common stock have until Aug. 24, 2026, to ask to lead a class action tied to disclosures about the Centurion mine.
Rosen Law Firm said Aug. 6 that Peabody Energy investors who bought common stock between Oct. 14, 2024, and May 4, 2026, may seek to lead a securities class action tied to the company’s Centurion mine disclosures.
The notice says the lead-plaintiff deadline is Aug. 24, 2026. It also says a class action lawsuit has already been filed over allegations that the company and related defendants made misleading statements or hid adverse facts about the mine’s ramp-up and return to full longwall production.
The notice says investors may be able to pursue compensation through a contingency-fee arrangement and that no out-of-pocket fees or costs are required under that setup, according to the firm.
According to the notice, the case centers on claims that Peabody gave positive statements while allegedly failing to disclose problems at Centurion. The notice says those issues delayed the mine’s ramp-up and return to full longwall production.
The notice also says Peabody issued a press release on March 30, 2026, lowering guidance for Centurion’s expected first-quarter 2026 output before its full earnings release. It says expected sales volume fell to about 250,000 tons from prior estimates of about 700,000 tons because of mining commissioning challenges.
The notice says investors suffered losses when the details became public. It also says no class has been certified, and that investors may choose their own counsel or remain absent class members.
The Rosen Law Firm notice names Laurence Rosen, Esq. and Phillip Kim, Esq. and gives contact information for investors seeking to join the case. It includes a toll-free phone number for Phillip Kim, Esq. and an email address for case information.
Investors who want to ask to serve as lead plaintiff must act before the Aug. 24 deadline, according to the firm.
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