Mobix Labs Sues ACE Equity Partners and Denis Tse for $250 Million Over Failed Investment

Reuters11-17
Mobix Labs Sues ACE Equity Partners and Denis Tse for $250 Million Over Failed Investment

Mobix Labs Inc., a semiconductor and defense-technology company, has filed a lawsuit in the Delaware Court of Chancery against Denis Tse, ACE Equity Partners International, Asia-IO Equity Partners International, and ACE SO4 Holdings Limited. The company alleges that the defendants engaged in fraudulent conduct, intentional misrepresentations, and breached a contract related to a $30 million equity investment that ACE was obligated to fund as part of a business combination in 2023. Mobix Labs claims the defendants misrepresented their financial capacity and misused the company's materials and reputation. Mobix is seeking over $250 million in damages, punitive damages, and a court order requiring ACE to provide the promised $30 million investment. The defendants have not yet responded to the allegations, which have not been adjudicated by the court.

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