KBR Investors Face Nov. 18 Deadline in HomeSafe Securities Lawsuits
Plaintiff firms are recruiting investors over claims KBR touted a healthy HomeSafe venture just before TRANSCOM canceled the contract.
Overview
- The cases target investors who bought KBR shares from May 6 to June 19, 2025, with lead-plaintiff motions due by November 18, 2025.
- Complaints assert KBR knew of Transportation Command concerns yet presented a confident outlook for HomeSafe during its May 6 earnings call.
- Benzinga reports KBR told investors the HomeSafe joint venture would contribute roughly $400 million to 2025 revenue at the midpoint.
- TRANSCOM terminated the global household goods contract in June 2025, KBR shares fell more than 7%, and reports cite a potential value up to $20 billion over nine years.
- KBR later cut its 2025 revenue outlook by about $900 million and acknowledged operational challenges, while DJS Law Group, The Schall Law Firm, and Hagens Berman seek lead plaintiffs and note the class is not yet certified.