Trip.com Investors Face May 11 Deadline to Seek Lead Role in U.S. Securities Case

Plaintiff firms are recruiting shareholders following a report of a Chinese antitrust probe that sent the stock tumbling.

Overview

Law firms including Schall, DJS, and Rosen issued notices Monday urging Trip.com investors to seek lead-plaintiff status before the May 11 deadline.
The complaints allege the company downplayed regulatory risk from alleged monopolistic practices, making its statements false or misleading.
The proposed class covers purchases from April 30, 2024 through January 13, 2026, and no class has been certified.
Press accounts cited in the filings say Bloomberg reported on January 14, 2026 that China’s antitrust regulator opened a probe, and the stock fell about 17% that day.
Under U.S. securities rules, the lead plaintiff directs the case and selects counsel, which is why firms are vying to recruit investors now.