SBS says Replimune investors may seek lead-plaintiff role in securities suit
A law firm says Replimune investors who bought shares during the stated class period may seek lead-plaintiff appointment in a securities class action.
Schall, Brown & Schwartz LLP said Wednesday that investors in Replimune Group, Inc. may seek lead-plaintiff appointment in a federal securities class action tied to the company’s Biologics License Application statements and concerns raised by the Food and Drug Administration.
The firm said shareholders who bought Replimune shares during the stated class period may contact it about possible lead-plaintiff appointments. It also said that status is not required to take part in any recovery.
What the press release says
The press release, issued by SBS and dated Aug. 27, 2026, identifies Replimune Group, Inc. as a Nasdaq-listed company under the ticker REPL. It says the lawsuit alleges violations of Section 10(b) and Section 20(a) of the Securities Exchange Act of 1934 and SEC Rule 10b-5.
According to the release’s summary of the complaint, Replimune made false and misleading statements to the market, failed to address FDA study-design concerns about its BLA, and submitted data from an unplanned analysis of the RP1-104 study. The release says that analysis included only 10% of the planned study enrollment.
The release also says the FDA was likely to reject the company’s BLA and that investors suffered damages when the market learned the truth.
Background and context
The class period listed in the release runs from Oct. 20, 2025, through Apr. 10, 2026. SBS said it is a national shareholder rights litigation firm and listed contact information for Brian Schall and David Schwartz in Los Angeles.
In securities cases, a lead plaintiff typically helps direct the lawsuit on behalf of other investors. SBS said investors who purchased REPL shares during the class period are encouraged to contact the firm about that role, and that appointment as lead plaintiff is not required to participate in any recovery.
What happens next
The press release does not give a court timetable. It says investors who think they were affected may contact SBS for more information about possible lead-plaintiff appointment.
Sources
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