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Pomerantz Law Firm Sues Klarna Group PLC: Class Action Alert

The Pomerantz Law Firm, known for its advocacy in corporate and securities class litigation, has announced a significant class action lawsuit against Klarna Group PLC, a player in the financial technology space. Investors who have sustained losses from their Klarna investments are urged to consider joining this lawsuit, which aims to address potential securities fraud and unlawful business practices alleged against the company and its directors.

Background of the Case

Pomerantz LLP has highlighted that the lawsuit concerns allegations that Klarna and certain individuals associated with it may have engaged in misleading business practices infused with securities fraud during a critical period for the company. Notably, as per the recent filing, investors who purchased or acquired securities in Klarna during the highlighted “Class Period” have until February 20, 2026, to take action and potentially serve as Lead Plaintiff in this case.

The crux of the lawsuit centers on Klarna’s initial public offering (IPO), conducted in September 2025, where the company offered approximately 34 million shares at $40 each. Following the IPO, Klarna faced intense scrutiny, particularly after significant media reports revealed alarming financial metrics.

Recent Financial Developments

On November 18, 2025, two major financial publications, Bloomberg News and Barron's, published articles that highlighted Klarna's declining performance. Bloomberg reported that Klarna set aside substantial provisions for credit losses, resulting in a net loss of $95 million. Analysts were concerned over the aforementioned provisions, which represented a rise to 0.72% of gross merchandise volume, disproving earlier analyst expectations. Furthermore, Barron’s article drew attention to the increasing criticism surrounding Klarna’s