funko IPO Class Action

Funko IPO $14.75m Securities Class Action Settlement

Funko, Inc. has agreed to a $14.75M settlement over alleged Securities Act of 1933 violations tied to its IPO. Learn if you may qualify and other important details regarding the lawsuit.

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Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

The total settlement amount is $14.75 million. From the settlement amount, approved claimants may receive approximately $0.57 to $0.91 per share, depending on how many valid claims are filed and how many shares each person holds.

You’ll need to provide documentation showing proof of stock purchases made during the relevant IPO period. These documents can include: brokerage statements, trade confirmations, or records showing purchase quantities, prices, and sales dates.

You may still qualify. Eligibility depends on whether you purchased shares traceable to Funko’s IPO and held them through at least March 1, 2018. Selling them later does not automatically disqualify you. Please contact the claim’s administrator for assistance.

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