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DNOW Inc. Faces Class Action Lawsuit

In a significant development for investors of DNOW Inc. (NYSE: DNOW), the national shareholder rights law firm Hagens Berman has initiated an investigation regarding alleged securities violations tied to the company’s acquisition of MRC Global Inc. The allegations suggest that DNOW did not adequately disclose serious integration issues with MRC's Enterprise Resource Planning (ERP) system, which could have had a profound impact on investors and the market performance of DNOW stock.

The crux of the allegations lies in the merger documentation, which purportedly misrepresented the risks associated with MRC’s ERP system. Hagens Berman is calling on DNOW investors who have incurred substantial losses to take action as the class action lawsuit progresses.

Background of the Case

The class action lawsuit underlines claims that prior to MRC Global’s merger, DNOW management assured investors of a successful ERP implementation. During a Q3 2025 earnings call, just before the merger's completion, DNOW reportedly declared that MRC Global had adopted a "state-of-the-art" ERP system that would enhance inventory management and supply chain efficiency. However, mere months later, DNOW reported challenges that contradicted those earlier assurances.

By February 2026, DNOW’s reports revealed that MRC’s revenues had dropped sharply, attributing the decline to ongoing ERP issues. The management acknowledged that the software integration posed significant challenges that eventually slowed down operations, adversely affecting customer service and necessitating unexpected expenditures to rectify the problems. As a result, the company had to delay its financial guidance for the year, prompting a shocking 19% drop in its stock price in one day.

Call to Action for Investors

Hagens Berman partner Reed Kathrein, who is leading the investigation, emphasized the importance of assessing whether the proxy materials effectively downplayed significant ERP integration failures, which may have influenced the decision-making of stakeholders. Investors who held DNOW common stock as of the August 5, 2025 record date are encouraged to review their involvement in the case—especially those who feel misled or who suffered significant financial losses as a result of the merger.

The deadline for investors to submit claims to take part in the class action is October 2, 2026. This presents a vital opportunity for affected investors to participate actively in the process.

Whistleblower Opportunities

In addition to encouraging direct participation from affected investors, the firm also highlighted that whistleblowers who possess non-public information regarding DNOW might have options for contributing to the investigation. Under the SEC Whistleblower Program, individuals can potentially earn rewards for sharing key information that aids in the case.

Those with insights are urged to reach out to the firm at 844-916-0895 to discuss their potential role in the upcoming legal proceedings.

Company Overview

Hagens Berman is a leading plaintiffs' rights firm renowned for its focus on corporate accountability. The firm has had substantial success in representing investors and securing settlements exceeded $2.9 billion in corporate negligence cases. As DNOW Inc. navigates this turbulent period, its investors must remain informed and proactive in their legal and financial strategies regarding the unfolding developments.

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