Rosen Law Opens Class-Action Probe into Simulations Plus Over Alleged Misleading Q3 2025 Disclosures

Legal Probe Targets Simulations Plus’ Disclosures

Rosen Law Firm is investigating potential securities claims against Simulations Plus, Inc., alleging the company issued materially misleading business information that may have harmed shareholders. The inquiry, framed as a prospective class action on a contingency-fee basis, is open to investors who bought Simulations Plus securities and seeks to determine whether the company’s public statements about its business and outlook were inaccurate or omitted material facts. Rosen Law is offering representation without out-of-pocket fees while it evaluates whether to file a formal complaint.

The firm says its review centers on the company’s disclosures around third-quarter 2025 performance and forward-looking commentary, and whether those communications failed to accurately reflect known demand trends or sales expectations. Rosen Law is soliciting participation from prospective class members and is gathering documentation and investor testimony to assess potential misstatements and whether damages resulted from any alleged omissions. The investigation aims to establish a factual record that could support claims under federal securities laws if the firm determines litigation is warranted.

Rosen Law frames the action as part of routine investor protection work, emphasizing the procedural steps available to shareholders and the firm’s role in coordinating a unified response on behalf of affected investors. It is not yet filed litigation; Rosen Law says its inquiry could lead to a class action complaint depending on what its review uncovers. The firm encourages investors with relevant purchase dates or concerns about disclosures to come forward as it evaluates possible remedies.

Journalistic Report Flags Sales Shortfall

The inquiry follows a Benzinga report published during market hours on July 15, 2025, which details that Simulations Plus’ third-quarter 2025 sales were $20.4 million, versus a consensus estimate of $20.9 million, and references preliminary June sales guidance of $19.0 million to $20.0 million compared with a consensus figure near $22.78 million. Benzinga characterizes the company’s outlook as softening amid weaker demand trends cited in its coverage.

Rosen Law’s Credentials and Contact

Rosen Law highlights its track record in securities class actions and shareholder derivative litigation, noting prior large recoveries and industry rankings, and urges investors to select experienced counsel. Investors seeking information or to participate in the prospective action are directed to submit through Rosen Law’s online forms (https://rosenlegal.com/submit-form/?case_id=42476 or https://rosenlegal.com/submit-form/?case_id=42439), call toll-free 866-767-3653, or email [email protected].