Investors who have suffered losses may register their claims against the company through the Sina Investor Rights Protection platform.
On the evening of April 23, 2026, Leo Group Co.,Ltd. (002131) issued a "Revised Announcement on 2025 Performance Forecast." According to this revised announcement, the company is suspected of securities misrepresentation. This may create an opportunity for certain investors to file for compensation.
Legal analysis suggests that, based on the new judicial interpretations concerning securities misrepresentation, the prerequisite procedures have been clearly abolished. Investors who have incurred losses due to misrepresentation by a listed company can file a civil compensation lawsuit with a court of competent jurisdiction to protect their lawful rights. The scope of compensable losses may include the difference in investment loss, stamp duty, and commission fees.
Provisional criteria for filing a claim are as follows: Investors who purchased shares between January 31, 2026, and April 23, 2026, and subsequently sold them after April 23, 2026, or continued to hold them at a loss. The final outcome of any claim is subject to the court's ruling.
Investors should prepare the following materials: a copy of their ID card, a confirmation statement of their securities account opening information (original copy stamped by the securities company's branch), and a detailed record of securities transactions (from the first purchase of the stock to the present, stamped by the securities company's branch; if shares are still held, the current holding quantity should also be printed).
The legal professional contributing this analysis has extensive experience in representing investors in misrepresentation cases against listed companies and has successfully represented investors in claims against multiple companies over more than a decade of practice.
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