Hagens Berman Warns StubHub of Imminent Final Deadline

Hagens Berman is alerting investors regarding an upcoming critical deadline concerning StubHub Holdings, Inc. Shareholders have until January 23, 2026, to take action in a pending securities class action.

Deadline for StubHub Investors

StubHub Holdings, Inc. (NYSE: STUB) is at the center of a lawsuit alleging significant omissions in its Initial Public Offering (IPO) documentation. Investors who acquired StubHub securities tied to the September 2025 IPO may have faced major financial setbacks.

Key Allegations

• Core issue: Failure to disclose adverse vendor payment trends affecting cash flow.
• Impact: A 143% decline in Free Cash Flow (FCF).

Financial Implications

On November 13, 2025, StubHub reported a staggering FCF drop to negative $4.6 million. This sharp decline was primarily attributed to changes in vendor payment timing. Following this announcement, StubHub’s stock price fell over 20% in a single day and lingered at approximately 56% below its $23.50 IPO price.

“Our investigation focuses on whether StubHub’s IPO documents adequately revealed the vendor payment issues,” stated Reed Kathrein, the leading partner in the investigation.

Investor Guidance

Investors who suffered losses are urged to reach out to the legal team at Hagens Berman. The following information is critical for those seeking to join the lawsuit:

• Ticker Symbol: STUB (NYSE)
• Lead Plaintiff Deadline: January 23, 2026
• Contact Email: [email protected]
• Contact Phone: 844-916-0895

Further Investigation and Whistleblower Information

Persons with non-public information about StubHub are encouraged to assist in the investigation. The SEC Whistleblower Program offers rewards up to 30% of any recovery for original information that leads to action.

About Hagens Berman

Hagens Berman is a prominent plaintiffs’ rights firm specializing in corporate accountability. The firm has recovered over $2.9 billion for investors and continues to advocate for those affected by corporate malpractice.

For more updates on the StubHub case and Hagens Berman’s work, follow the firm on Twitter at @ClassActionLaw.