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FaruqI & Faruqi Investigates Claims on Behalf of Investors of Gauzy Ltd.

Faruqi & Faruqi, LLP, a prominent national securities law firm based in New York, is actively investigating potential claims regarding Gauzy Ltd., a company listed on NASDAQ (GAUZ). The firm is reaching out to investors who may have incurred losses due to recent events concerning the company’s financial disclosures and overall business health.

The focus of this investigation stems from severe allegations against Gauzy’s executives. Reports indicate that three of the company’s French subsidiaries are facing insolvency proceedings, leading to a material breach of their debt obligations. This troubling development came to light on November 14, 2025, when Gauzy shocked the market by announcing that the Commercial Court of Lyon had initiated Redressement Judiciaire. This French legal process aims to preserve the company's operations while attempting to formulate a recovery plan; however, it also signifies that these subsidiaries could trigger defaults on existing debts.

Investors who acquired Gauzy securities between March 11, 2025, and November 13, 2025, are particularly urged to reach out to Faruqi & Faruqi for legal advice regarding their rights. The firm highlights a critical deadline of February 6, 2026, for those who wish to be named as lead plaintiffs in the class action lawsuit against Gauzy.

Following the announcement of the insolvency proceedings, Gauzy's stock plummeted nearly 50%, a decline that represents a substantial loss for investors and reflects the market's reaction to the revelation of the company's underlying financial issues. The company had previously announced its third-quarter financial results, which were subsequently postponed due to these adverse developments, further raising concerns about transparency and accuracy in previous statements made by Gauzy’s leadership.

The allegations highlight significant failures in corporate governance, as it appears that the leadership may have misled investors about the financial stability of the company. The failure to disclose the precarious situations of its subsidiaries left many shareholders unprepared for the drastic drop in stock value and the ensuing legal actions that follow. Now, as the company faces potential lawsuits, the importance of transparency and accountability in corporate governance is underscored.

James (Josh) Wilson, a Senior Partner at Faruqi & Faruqi, invites affected investors to contact the firm directly. He emphasizes the importance of collective action for shareholders who have faced significant financial losses since the company’s recent performance issues came to light. Interested parties are encouraged to share any information regarding Gauzy's conduct, including employees and other insiders who may provide critical insights into the company’s operations and management practices.

As the situation develops, followers of Gauzy and interested investors are encouraged to stay informed through the firm’s updates available on their website and respective social media platforms. The legal landscape surrounding securities law can be complex, and Faruqi & Faruqi is committed to guiding its clients through these tumultuous times.

With more than two decades of experience in the field, Faruqi & Faruqi has provided valuable advocacy for investors, recovering hundreds of millions of dollars on their behalf. As the firm continues its efforts to address the troubling situation at Gauzy, the broader implications for investor rights and corporate responsibility remain a pivotal focus. Legal representation that prioritizes investor well-being is essential, and the call for proper involvement from affected parties is timely and critical.

For more information about this unfolding situation and to assess your legal rights as a member of the class of affected investors, visit www.faruqilaw.com/GAUZ or contact Josh Wilson directly at 877-247-4292. Investors should act promptly, as the legal timeline can greatly affect recovery options in cases of corporate misrepresentation and defaults.