Investor Alert: Class Action Lawsuits Filed Against CMI, MBLY, FTFT and BIVI

BENSALEM, Pa. – Investors who have shares in certain publicly traded companies should be aware that class action lawsuits have been filed against these corporations. The Law Offices of Howard G. Smith are currently informing shareholders about the legal deadlines to participate in these lawsuits as lead plaintiffs. The stock tickers that are subject to these recent legal actions include CMI, MBLY, and FTFT.

About the Companies

CMI, or Cummins, is a globally recognized corporation based in Columbus, Indiana, known for its diverse range of products including engines, power generation products, and related technologies. The company's extensive reach in the manufacturing sector has positioned it as a leader within its field, catering to a vast customer base with its high-quality products and services.

FTFT, known as Future FinTech Group Inc., is an innovative enterprise incorporating blockchain technology within its e-commerce platform. As a company rooted in Beijing, China, Future FinTech is pioneering the integration of blockchain and the internet to provide transparent and efficient commercial services to its users.

Legal Deadlines

Shareholders of the aforementioned companies are advised to take urgent note of the approaching deadlines if they wish to file a lead plaintiff motion. The class action lawsuits seek to address certain alleged violations of federal securities laws on behalf of the investors. Participating as a lead plaintiff is a crucial step for shareholders who have been significantly affected by the actions of the companies.

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