The complaint alleges that GPGI, formerly known as CompoSecure, Inc., violated sections 10(b) and 20(a) of the Securities Exchange Act of 1934. At the center of the dispute is the company’s acquisition of Husky Technologies Limited. According to the court filing, the deal was orchestrated to benefit insiders and related parties rather than the broader shareholder base. Furthermore, the lawsuit claims that the Husky division failed to reach its projected financial targets, rendering the company's public disclosures during the class period materially misleading.

The DJS Law Group is currently soliciting potential lead plaintiffs to represent the class. Investors who suffered financial losses during this window do not need to be appointed as lead plaintiffs to participate in any eventual recovery. David J. Schwartz, a partner at DJS Law Group, is handling the case, which focuses on allegations of corporate mismanagement and securities fraud.