Techtronic Industries

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The inquiry is centered on whether Techtronic provided false or misleading information to investors or neglected to reveal crucial details. A report from Jehoshaphat Research, released on February 22, 2023, has placed Techtronic in the spotlight. The report alleges that the company has engaged in manipulative accounting, leading to an exaggerated profit margin for over a decade. The report further accuses Techtronic of using the accounting technique of “snowballing” by consistently transferring billions of dollars in regular expenditures to various asset accounts. Additionally, the report claims that Techtronic frequently discards significant amounts of tangible assets at near-total losses, indicating that routine business expenses have been capitalized. Techtronic’s stock plummeted by 5.7% on the same day, following the report’s publication.