Iris Energy Ltd

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The lawsuit alleges that the defendants and the IPO offering documents made false or misleading statements and did not disclose the following information: (1) some of Iris’s Bitcoin miners, which were held through its Non-Recourse SPVs, would not generate enough cash flow to pay off their debt financing, (2) as a result, Iris’s use of equipment financing agreements to acquire Bitcoin miners was not as sustainable as the defendants had claimed, (3) this would have a significant negative effect on the company’s operations, business and financial condition, and (4) thus, the IPO offering documents and the defendants’ public statements were not accurate and did not include all the required information. The lawsuit further claims that investors suffered losses when the true information became public.