BellRing Faces Flurry of Securities Class Actions Over Sales Claims
Investors face a March 23 deadline to seek lead-plaintiff status in cases alleging BellRing misled the market about the source of its sales growth.
Overview
- New notices from Bronstein, Johnson Fistel, Rosen, and Robbins between January 25–27 confirm a filed class action and solicit investors to pursue leadership roles.
- The putative class covers purchases from November 19, 2024 through August 4, 2025, the period when BellRing touted momentum in its ready-to-drink protein business.
- Complaints assert reported growth reflected retailer stockpiling during prior supply constraints, followed by destocking and increased competitive pressure that weakened demand.
- On August 4, 2025, BellRing narrowed its fiscal 2025 net sales outlook to $2.28–$2.32 billion, and the stock fell about $17.46, nearly 33%, by the next trading day.
- One firm’s notice references a separate January 21 disclosure by Newegg involving an investigation of its chairman He Zhitao, noting Newegg’s share decline in that event.