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Solaris Energy Infrastructure Class Action Lawsuit Alert

In a recent announcement, Levi & Korsinsky, LLP has alerted investors of Solaris Energy Infrastructure, Inc. regarding a class action lawsuit. This lawsuit, which pertains to the period between July 9, 2024, and March 17, 2025, concerns allegations of securities fraud that significantly impacted the company's stock value.

Understanding the Allegations

The class action lawsuit arises from claims that Solaris Energy misrepresented critical aspects of its business operations. According to the filed complaint, several key issues have been raised:

1. Lack of Corporate History: It is alleged that Mobile Energy Rentals LLC (MER), a significant player in the acquisition, had minimal experience in the mobile turbine leasing sector. This lack of a solid corporate history raises concerns about its reliability.

2. Limited Earnings Diversification: The complaint states that MER's earnings were not sufficiently diversified, further pressuring the financial reliability of its operations and raising red flags for investors.

3. Criminal Associations: A troubling allegation involves the co-owner of MER being a convicted felon with a history tied to turbine-related fraud. This connection poses a serious credibility issue, undermining previously held positive perceptions of associated business transactions.

4. Exaggerated Commercial Prospects: As per the suit, Solaris Energy supposedly overstated the viability and profitability expected from its acquisition of MER, misleading investors about the asset's commercial potential.

5. Improper Financial Reporting: Moreover, it is claimed that Solaris did not accurately reflect its turbine depreciation, leading to inflated profitability metrics that do not depict the company's true financial health.

6. Materially Misleading Statements: Collectively, the above factors contributed to materially misleading statements regarding the company's operational efficiency, business viability, and overall prospects.

Key Dates and Participation Requirements

Investors who believe they have suffered losses due to these alleged fraudulent activities must act quickly. The deadline for requesting to be appointed as a lead plaintiff in the case is set for May 27, 2025. Importantly, being appointed as a lead plaintiff is not necessary to recover any losses incurred.

If you are a shareholder in Solaris Energy Infrastructure and experienced a decline in your investment, you may discuss your potential participation without incurring any out-of-pocket costs. Levi & Korsinsky emphasizes that joining the class action does not require any fees, ensuring that investors can participate freely.

Why Choose Levi & Korsinsky?

Levi & Korsinsky has established a reputation over the past two decades for securing restitution for investors affected by corporate wrongdoing. With a dedicated team experienced in complex securities litigation and a track record of significant recoveries, they've been recognized among the top firms in the United States for securities litigation practices.

For more information about this case and to see if you qualify as a member of the class, potential plaintiff participants can fill out their submission forms or reach out directly through provided contact details. Levi & Korsinsky's attorneys invite you to contact them for a thorough consultation regarding your options and rights as a shareholder,

Contact Information

For those interested, contact:

• - Levi & Korsinsky, LLP
• - Joseph E. Levi, Esq.
• - Email: [email protected]
• - Phone: (212) 363-7500

This important information underlines the need for shareholders of Solaris Energy to stay informed about their rights and options as the legal proceedings unfold. The details of this class action lawsuit provide a critical reminder about the inherent risks involved in investment and the importance of due diligence in understanding the companies in which one invests.