The class action lawsuit against Sprout Social alleges that the company and its senior executives deceived investors by making false public statements about sales, revenue growth, and acquisitions, leading to inflated stock prices during the Class Period.
After the release of its Q1 FY24 results, Sprout Social disclosed missing its revenue guidance and lowering the full-year revenue outlook by $20 million, attributing the shortfall to underestimation of enterprise seasonality and sales execution headwinds.
Despite the company's optimistic statements about performance and integration of Tagger Media during the Class Period, the post-Q1 FY24 results revealed significant revenue issues, prompting the class action lawsuit by shareholders.
Investors who purchased Sprout Social stock between November 2, 2023, and May 2, 2024, are eligible to join the lawsuit seeking compensation for financial losses due to allegedly misleading information provided by the company and its executives.
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