FatPipe CEO Addresses Stock Volatility After IPO Lockup Expiry

Reuters
Nov 18
FatPipe CEO Addresses Stock Volatility After IPO Lockup Expiry

FatPipe Inc. CEO Dr. Ragula Bhaskar issued a letter to shareholders addressing recent downward pressure on the company's stock following the expiration of the shareholder lockup period after its IPO. Dr. Bhaskar clarified that the increased trading volume and short-term volatility are typical for newly public companies and do not reflect any change in FatPipe's fundamentals or business trajectory. He emphasized the company's continued focus on strategic priorities, operational health, and long-term value creation. Shareholders were also invited to an investor webcast on December 16, 2025, for further discussion and a Q&A session.

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