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Innventure Faces Securities Class Action Amid DarkNX Project Concerns

In a significant shake-up for investors, Innventure, Inc. (NASDAQ: INV) is now embroiled in a securities class action lawsuit after their stock price plummeted by an astonishing 55% on August 14, 2026. This drastic decline was triggered when the company announced the removal of its DarkNX project from its revenue forecasts, a move that raised eyebrows and questions regarding the integrity of its future financial projections.

The national shareholders' rights firm Hagens Berman is already investigating potential violations of federal securities laws stemming from Innventure's recent disclosures. They've reached out to investors who may have experienced considerable losses, encouraging them to share their experiences. It appears that the class action lawsuit will focus on whether the company, along with certain executives, intentionally misled their shareholders about the viability and status of the DarkNX project.

At the core of this controversy lies Innventure's relationship with DarkNX, a company purportedly focused on creating a digital infrastructure through a significant 300MW AI data center in Ontario, Canada. Innventure once described the DarkNX initiative as a groundbreaking venture, claiming it to be the largest direct-to-chip deployment to date, a pivotal move for the cooling industry's future. They assured their investors that the project's progress was as per schedule, with deliveries expected as early as 2026.

However, the narrative began to unravel when forensic research firm Morpheus Research published a scathing report on May 28, 2026, questioning the legitimacy of the DarkNX project. The report highlighted a severe lack of evidence supporting the existence of the project and suggested that executives had been using