The complaint contends that Primoris maintained deficient oversight and cost-estimation processes, which obscured significant risks and material cost overruns. According to the allegations, the company systematically underestimated expenses for major renewable energy initiatives, leading to potentially artificial inflation of its stock price. These inaccuracies allegedly undermined the validity of the firm’s public financial guidance and project management disclosures throughout the specified period.

Shareholders aiming to serve as lead plaintiff in the litigation have until September 21, 2026, to file their requests with the court. Participation in the action does not require appointment as a lead plaintiff, and those who register are enrolled in portfolio monitoring services to track the case’s progress. The Gross Law Firm, based in New York, is leading the effort to recover losses for investors affected by these alleged omissions and misleading statements.