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Understanding the Atkore Class Action Lawsuit

In a recent announcement from Robbins Geller Rudman & Dowd LLP, Atkore Inc. is facing a class action lawsuit that may open doors for investors who have suffered substantial financial losses. The lawsuit, filed under the name Westchester Putnam Counties Heavy & Highway Laborers Local 60 Benefits Fund v. Atkore Inc., alleges multiple violations of the Securities Exchange Act of 1934 by Atkore and various executives during a defined class period. The allegations primarily center around the assertion that Atkore engaged in anti-competitive practices, particularly in price-fixing schemes for its PVC pipes, which misled investors about the company's true financial health.

Allegations of Wrongdoing

The class action lawsuit claims that Atkore intentionally misled investors by making false and misleading statements regarding its financial practices. Specific allegations include:

• - The engagement in an anti-competitive price-fixing scheme that artificially inflated the price of PVC pipes.
• - Significant financial benefits enjoyed by Atkore due to this misconduct, which are now unsustainable.
• - The revelation of these practices has led to a decline in stock prices as the market reacted to the unveiling of true business conditions.

On February 4, 2025, Atkore revealed disappointing financial results for Q1 of the fiscal year, reporting a significant drop in net sales compared to previous years. Specifically, net sales reached $661.6 million, which was a 17% decrease from year-over-year and below analyst predictions. This announcement triggered a nearly 20% decline in Atkore’s stock value. Such dramatic shifts in stock prices serve as a rallying point for investors seeking justice through the class action framework.

Who Can Lead?

According to the Private Securities Litigation Reform Act of 1995, any investor who purchased Atkore common stock during the specified class period is entitled to seek designation as the lead plaintiff in this lawsuit. The lead plaintiff generally represents the broader group to recover potential losses. A pivotal requirement here is that the individual must demonstrate the greatest financial interest stemming from the lawsuit while being a suitable representative of the class.

The opportunity to act as a lead plaintiff is also strategically valuable; they can select a law firm to litigate on their behalf, although this doesn't restrict other class members from sharing in any potential recovery resulting from the lawsuit.

About Robbins Geller

Robbins Geller Rudman & Dowd LLP is recognized as a leading law firm within the sphere of securities fraud litigation. For over a decade, the firm has secured the most substantial monetary restitutions for investors, according to the ISS Securities Class Action Services rankings. The firm’s impressive recovery of $6.6 billion for investors over numerous cases speaks to its capability and commitment to advocating for investor rights. Their expertise makes them well-suited to take on cases like the one concerning Atkore.

Investors seeking to be part of this class action or those wishing to learn more can directly contact Robbins Geller with relevant information. The deadline to file motions to be considered as a lead plaintiff in the Atkore class action lawsuit is April 23, 2025. For detailed participation info, individuals can visit the firm’s dedicated webpage about this lawsuit.

Conclusion

For investors impacted by their investments in Atkore Inc., this class action lawsuit may represent a chance to recoup some of their significant losses. As more details emerge, the collective response of affected investors will be pivotal in shaping the course of these legal challenges. Those interested should act swiftly as the window for joining this action is closing soon.