Bausch Health Companies

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The complaint accuses the defendants of making false and misleading statements regarding the spinoff of the Bausch + Lomb Corporation (B+L). These statements concerned the purported benefits of the spinoff for Bausch shareholders and the anticipated effects on Bausch after the spinoff. However, the complaint alleges that the real motive behind the spinoff was not to benefit shareholders but rather to undermine plaintiff lawsuits related to securities laws violations in 2016.

As a result of these allegedly deceptive statements, Bausch investors suffered significant financial losses. On August 6, 2020, when the spinoff was announced, Bausch’s stock closed at $20.13 per share. Subsequently, the stock reached a high of $34.38 per share before sharply declining to its current trading value of under $10 per share. The drop in the stock price reflects the damages incurred by investors who relied on the defendants’ misleading statements about the spinoff and its supposed benefits.