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Fermi Inc. Investors Encouraged to Lead Class Action Over Securities Fraud Claims

In a significant legal development, shareholders of Fermi Inc. (NASDAQ: FRMI) who incurred substantial financial losses are being urged to step forward and take the lead in a securities fraud class action lawsuit. The announcement comes from the Law Offices of Howard G. Smith, which is inviting affected investors to participate in the ongoing lawsuit aimed at holding the company accountable for alleged misconduct.

The Allegations

The core of the lawsuit revolves around serious allegations that Fermi failed to provide accurate information to its investors concerning its business operations, specifically related to its Project Matador campus. According to the legal complaint, key claims made by the company were misleading. The lawsuit asserts that during the period from October 1 to December 11, 2025, Fermi overemphasized the demand for its Project Matador development and downplayed the financial risks associated with it.

Among the critical issues raised in the lawsuit are claims that Fermi:
1. Overstated tenant demand for its Project Matador campus: The company allegedly presented inflated figures about how many tenants were interested in leasing space at the campus.
2. Failed to disclose reliance on single tenant funding: The company purportedly depended on a single tenant's funding commitment to finance the Project Matador construction, a fact that was not disclosed to investors. This omission raises concerns about the company’s financial stability.
3. Lack of transparency regarding funding commitments: There were significant risks that the primary tenant could withdraw its funding commitment, a risk that the company did not communicate to its shareholders.
4. Misleading positive statements about operations: The lawsuit suggests that many of Fermi’s optimistic statements regarding its business prospects lacked a solid foundation and may have misled investors about the company's performance and forecast.

How Affected Shareholders Can Participate

Affected investors are encouraged to contact the Law Offices of Howard G. Smith before March 6, 2026, to discuss their legal rights and participate in the class action. The firm allows individuals to reach out via email or phone, providing a clear pathway for potential plaintiffs to understand their options.

“By stepping forward, investors not only contribute to the pursuit of accountability from Fermi but can also protect their financial interests,” noted Howard G. Smith, Esq. Investors need not rush into any legal action immediately, as those wishing to remain part of the class can do so without taking any immediate steps or may choose to involve their legal counsel.

Contact Information

For those who wish to investigate their options further, the Law Offices of Howard G. Smith provides multiple contact methods. Parties interested can reach out via:

Conclusion

As the situation unfolds, investors with significant stakes in Fermi Inc. are presented with a crucial opportunity to address the alleged misinformation that has plagued the company. The lawsuit has the potential to bring justice not only for the shareholders but also restore integrity to shareholder communications. Those involved should remain informed about their rights and the importance of collective legal actions in such scenarios.

The Law Offices of Howard G. Smith reminds all interested parties that this press release may be considered attorney advertising in certain jurisdictions and emphasizes the importance of timely action in participating in this class action lawsuit.