The complaint alleges that GPGI executives issued materially misleading statements during the specified period, specifically concerning the acquisition of Husky. According to the filing, the company allegedly overstated Husky’s value and failed to disclose that its projected revenue and Adjusted EBITDA targets lacked any reasonable basis in fact. Furthermore, the suit contends that the primary motivation behind the acquisition was to generate substantial fees for Resolute Holdings and individual defendants, rather than fostering long-term value for shareholders.

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