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Investigation of Freeport-McMoran by Faruqi & Faruqi, LLP

Faruqi & Faruqi, LLP, a prominent national law firm specializing in securities litigation, recently announced an investigation into Freeport-McMoran Inc. Following troubling reports regarding the company's safety practices and recent mining incidents, the firm is focusing on potential claims for investors who purchased shares between February 15, 2022, and September 24, 2025. The urgency of this investigation is heightened as the deadline to apply for lead plaintiff status in a forthcoming class action is set for January 12, 2026.

As many investors are acutely aware, Freeport-McMoran's operational challenges have affected market confidence. Specifically, the firm's safety protocols at the Grasberg Block Cave mine in Indonesia have come under scrutiny. Allegations made in the lawsuit indicate that the company failed to adequately manage safety risks, which culminated in tragic incidents, including a landslide that resulted in fatalities among workers. Such events underscore serious concerns regarding the integrity of Freeport's operational decisions which investors are now urged to reconsider.

On September 9, 2025, Freeport disclosed the suspension of mining activities at the Grasberg mine due to a serious incident where multiple workers were trapped. This disclosure resulted in a sharp drop in Freeport's stock price, reflecting investor concerns over potential liabilities and regulatory repercussions. In the subsequent days, further reports confirmed the unfortunate loss of workers, leading to an even greater decline in stock value, which dropped by more than 17% by September 24, 2025.

The implications of such events on Freeport’s business strategy and its relationship with the Indonesian government—where production alignments have historically been contentious—could dramatically reshape investor sentiment and stock performance in the near future. A Bloomberg report highlighted concerns about the ongoing negotiations between Freeport and the Indonesian government, which control over half of the local entity involved in operations.

Faruqi & Faruqi has encouraged affected investors to reach out and discuss their options for legal recourse. Senior Partner Josh Wilson has made it clear that anyone with information about Freeport's safety measures or practices is urged to come forward, as this investigation seeks to hold the company accountable for alleged misconduct impacting shareholders.

The firm has a noteworthy history of recovering funds for investors, having secured hundreds of millions of dollars since its inception in 1995. The investigation into Freeport exhibits the firm’s commitment to defending shareholders’ rights and ensuring transparency.

Investors considering their legal options should act promptly due to the impending deadline. Those seeking to explore their eligibility for participation as lead plaintiffs can contact Faruqi & Faruqi directly. The organization emphasizes the confidentiality of all communications and assures potential plaintiffs that their participation does not jeopardize their chances for potential recovery, regardless of their decision to lead the case or remain anonymous.

For more information about the ongoing investigation related to Freeport-McMoran and to assess your options, please direct inquiries to Faruqi & Faruqi at their official website or through the provided contact numbers.

Staying informed and proactive is crucial as this situation develops, and each affected investor must weigh the implications of their investment decisions carefully. The landscape remains complex as investigations unfold and the relationship between Freeport, its stakeholders, and regulatory bodies continues to evolve.