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Key Deadline Approaching for Via Transportation Investors

On July 1, 2026, Levi & Korsinsky LLP alerted shareholders of Via Transportation, Inc. (NYSE: VIA) about an upcoming deadline linked to a significant securities class action. This action names eight individual defendants, including the company's CEO, CFO, and key board members, who were involved in the signing of the Registration Statement for VIA’s September 2025 IPO. The importance of this reminder cannot be overstated, especially as shares have plummeted by approximately 69% since the IPO, resulting in substantial financial losses for many investors.

Overview of the Class Action Lawsuit

The class action lawsuit highlights a class period spanning from September 15, 2025, to June 9, 2026, during which the IPO was conducted and investor losses began to mount. Investors who purchased shares during this timeframe are urged to assess their potential eligibility for recovery of losses, given the serious allegations of misstatements and omissions in the IPO Registration Statement.

Underneath the surface of corporate performance, troubling financial indicators were reportedly overlooked. The lawsuit alleges that the individual defendants failed to adequately investigate and disclose vital information, such as the declining Average Revenue per Customer (ARR) and regulatory challenges in Germany—information critical to understanding the viability of Via's growth strategy in a market representing nearly 20% of its revenue.

Involved Parties and Their Alleged Responsibilities

The named individuals in the lawsuit include:

• - Daniel Ramot, CEO and Principal Executive Officer, who played a pivotal role in shaping the company's strategy and represented Via in roadshow presentations to investors.
• - Clara Fain, CFO, who was responsible for overseeing financial disclosures incorporated into the Offering Documents.
• - Arnon Dinur, William Nix, Noam Ohana, Nechemia Peres, Charles H. Rivkin, and Sarah E. Smith, members of the Board of Directors, who certified the Registration Statement, indicating direct involvement with the legitimacy of the information presented.

The complaint also raises critical points regarding the responsibilities of these corporate officers under Section 15 of the Securities Act of 1933, which holds individuals accountable for material misstatements made during securities issuance. The failure to disclose crucial trends and the lack of due diligence in the preparation of the IPO documents are central issues that the lawsuit seeks to address.

Legal Implications and Next Steps for Investors

Investors must act quickly, as the court has established August 10, 2026, as the deadline to apply for lead plaintiff status—a role typically filled by the investor with the largest documented financial loss willing to represent the class. It is important to note that participation in the class action is cost-free for the investors, as it operates on a contingency basis, meaning that lawyers receive payment only if the case is won.

Levi & Korsinsky urges eligible investors to seek evaluation and determine their losses as soon as possible. Even those who sold their VIA shares at a loss are eligible to participate in the recovery, emphasizing the inclusive nature of this legal action.

Conclusion

Investors in Via Transportation should remain vigilant and informed about their rights, especially in light of emerging legal challenges that could impact their financial recovery. As the scenario continues to evolve, timely action could be crucial in securing the interests of all affected stakeholders. For more information or to evaluate individual eligibility for the class action, investors can contact Levi & Korsinsky at the provided contact details before the looming deadline.

For further inquiries, Levi & Korsinsky, LLP’s experienced team is ready to assist during this critical time in the pursuit of justice for affected investors.