Rosen and Pomerantz Press Vital Farms Investors as Lead-Plaintiff Deadline Nears
The filings accuse Vital Farms of hiding software rollout problems that hurt 2025 results.
Overview
- Two investor law firms, Rosen and Pomerantz, are urging Vital Farms shareholders to step forward before the May 26, 2026 deadline to seek appointment as lead plaintiff.
- Both complaints say the company played down risks tied to a new enterprise resource planning system, which is software that manages orders, inventory, and finance across a business.
- The suits allege the ERP rollout caused order and fulfillment delays, which the firms say contributed to missed 2025 revenue guidance and earnings targets.
- After Vital Farms disclosed those disruptions and shortfalls for 2025, including revenue of $759.44 million versus $775 million guidance and EPS of $0.35 versus a $0.39 consensus, the stock fell 10.81% to close at $22.11 on February 26, 2026.
- The actions cover investors who bought shares from May 8, 2025 through February 26, 2026, no class has been certified, and shareholders may join on a contingency basis while the allegations remain unproven.