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NewAge (NBEV) SEC Investigation Case
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D. Colorado
Court1:22-cv-03161
Case numberOn October 18, 2022, the SEC announced that it was taking legal action against NewAge’s former CEO, Brent Willis. The SEC alleged that he engaged in a “multi-year fraud by disseminating numerous false and misleading press releases and making false public statements concerning NewAge’s business dealings”.
The allegations focused on numerous false statements made by NewAge’s CEO and other NewAge officers stating that the Company, among other things, had developed a line of CBD-infused beverages, had a business relationship with the U.S. military, and distribution agreements with various major retailers around the world.
The SEC followed up on October 19, 2022, by announcing that it had instituted legal proceedings against NewAge, enjoining it from further violations of the relevant securities laws. In anticipation of these proceedings, NewAge submitted a settlement offer, which the SEC has accepted.
On all this news, NewAge’s stock plummeted 93% on October 20, 2022, seriously damaging investors.
Alleged Offence
Misleading Statements,
Financial Misrepresentation,
Failure to Disclose,
Omissions
Suspected Party
Directors,
Management
Security Type
Stocks
Trade Direction
Long
Shock Event Date
19 October 2022
Filing date
07 December 2022
Judge
Hon. Daniel D. Domenico
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Case history
Polina Foster
02 October 2023
Judge Denies NewAge Ex-CEO's Bid in SEC Case
- A Colorado judge denied former NewAge's CEO Brent David Willis' motion to dismiss an SEC lawsuit accusing him of misleading investors about the CBD company's potential.
- The judge found the SEC's case plausible, suggesting Willis knowingly spread false $NBEV information.