Napco Security Technologies, Inc.

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    The investigation is centered on whether the Company made false and/or misleading statements or failed to disclose information important to investors. Napco is featured in an article published by Investing.com on February 3, 2025, titled: “NAPCO Security stock tumbles after Q2 sales decline.” According to the article, Napco’s stock dropped by 27% following the release of its fiscal 2025 second-quarter results, which showed a decline in net sales and diluted earnings per share (EPS) compared to the same quarter last year.

    The article further explains that Richard Soloway, Chairman and CEO, attributed the revenue shortfall in equipment to weak sales in intrusion and access alarm products and door locking devices. The company highlighted issues with two of its larger distributors: one reduced its purchases to lower inventory levels, and the other experienced a management restructuring that delayed transaction approvals. Despite the disappointing sales results, Soloway expressed optimism about potential future improvements.