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Integer Holdings Corporation Class Action Alert

In a recent development, Robbins LLP has sent out an alert to stockholders about an ongoing class action lawsuit regarding Integer Holdings Corporation (NYSE: ITGR). This legal proceeding is aimed at all investors who acquired Integer securities between July 25, 2024, and October 22, 2025. Integer Holdings, well-known for its expertise in medical device manufacturing with a focus on cardiac rhythm management and related cardiovascular products, is now under scrutiny.

The Allegations

The basis of the allegations centers on claims that Integer misled shareholders about its market position and the demand for its electrophysiology (EP) devices. According to the complaint filed, Robbins LLP alleges that the reality of demand for Integer's EP devices had plummeted significantly, contrary to public statements made by the company that painted a vastly different picture of growth. While the EP market continues to expand, Integer's actual revenue growth from these devices is reported to be slowing down rather than outpacing competitors as asserted.

The situation worsened on October 23, 2025, when Integer issued a stark revision of its financial guidance for 2025. The company announced an expected net sales growth ranging from -2% to 2% and a mere organic growth projection of 0% to 4% for 2026. This correction included an admission that several EP products faced much slower adoption rates in the market than expected. Subsequently, Integer's stock price plummeted by over 32%, which saw shares close at $73.89—a loss of $35.22 per share.

What’s Next for Investors?

For shareholders of Integer Holdings, this class action lawsuit may provide a pathway to recovery. Investors who are interested in stepping forward as lead plaintiffs in the class action have until February 9, 2026, to submit their papers to the court. The role of the lead plaintiff is to represent the group's interests in the proceeding. However, being a part of the lawsuit isn’t mandatory for compensation—those who decide to remain passive can still be included as absent class members.

Robbins LLP operates on a contingency fee basis, which means shareholders will not have to pay any fees or expenses unless a recovery is achieved.

About Robbins LLP

With nearly two decades of experience, Robbins LLP is a well-established leader in the realm of shareholder rights litigation. The firm is dedicated to assisting shareholders in reclaiming their losses while simultaneously striving to enhance corporate governance practices and ensuring accountability among company executives. Investors seeking updates on the class action against Integer Holdings or alerts regarding any corporate misconduct are encouraged to sign up for Stock Watch.

This lawsuit presents an essential opportunity for affected investors to seek justice and possibly financial restitution as they navigate the complexities of securities law and corporate accountability.