Ostin Technology faces lawsuit after 94% OST share plunge wiped USD 950 million market value

Reuters03-12
Ostin Technology faces lawsuit after 94% OST share plunge wiped USD 950 million market value

A securities lawsuit has been filed involving Ostin after its shares fell 94% from $9.40 to $0.55 on June 26, 2025. The release says investors lost USD 0.95 billion in market capitalization following the drop. The complaint alleges a coordinated promotional campaign used WhatsApp groups and AI-generated deepfake videos to market Ostin shares to retail investors. It also alleges some investors acquired about 80 million shares at an average cost of $0.06 per share and later sold them to retail investors at prices above $9. The notice lists an April 17, 2026 lead plaintiff deadline and links to Find out if you can recover your investment in the OST fraud.

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