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In the last trading session, shares of Rezolve AI PLC (NASDAQ: RZLV) experienced a sharp decline of more than nine percent, dropping from a closing price of $2.57 on December 11, 2025, to $2.33 by the end of the day. The fall came shortly after the company announced that it would take on roughly $150 million in debt to facilitate the acquisition of software firm Crownpeak.
The market reaction has been compounded by a growing chorus of criticism that has already weighed on the company’s valuation. On September 29, 2025, a research note from Fuzzy Panda Research warned that Rezolve AI may have overstated its revenue growth and misrepresented the capabilities of its artificial‑intelligence platform. That report triggered a 15‑percent intraday sell‑off at that time, setting a precedent for investor anxiety over the firm’s transparency.
Legal scrutiny
Gibbs Mura, a litigation firm that has built a reputation for handling securities matters, is now investigating a potential class‑action lawsuit against Rezolve AI. The firm’s inquiry centers on whether the company has breached federal securities laws by disseminating statements that could be deemed false or misleading. Gibbs Mura has made it clear that investors who believe they have suffered losses may be entitled to recover those losses through a coordinated legal action.
The firm’s website invites investors to “visit the Rezolve AI lawsuit investigation webpage” or call a toll‑free number for more information. While the exact scope of the allegations remains to be clarified, the timing of the investigation—coinciding with the debt assumption—suggests that market participants are wary of additional financial obligations that may dilute shareholder value.
Financial context
Rezolve AI’s market capitalization stood at $773.74 million as of the latest filing, with a price‑to‑earnings ratio of –2.59, indicating that the company has yet to post a sustainable earnings figure. The stock’s 52‑week range shows a high of $8.45 reached on September 15, 2025, and a low of $1.07 recorded on April 8, 2025, underscoring the volatility that has become a hallmark of the firm’s trading history.
The announcement of the Crownpeak acquisition, coupled with the legal investigation, could further compress the already narrow profitability window. Analysts will be watching to see whether the debt load is sustainable and whether the company can translate its AI claims into measurable revenue growth.
Market implications
The immediate sell‑off reflects a broader pattern of risk aversion among tech stocks that have recently expanded their balance sheets. For Rezolve AI, the combination of a high debt assumption and a pending class‑action lawsuit creates a dual threat: potential dilution of shares and the prospect of legal penalties or restitution orders.
Investors and market watchers should note that while the company’s strategic intent—to strengthen its AI platform through Crownpeak’s software assets—could, in theory, unlock new revenue streams, the current financial and regulatory pressures may outweigh the benefits in the near term.
In sum, the day’s trading activity is a clear signal that shareholders are uneasy about the company’s current trajectory. Whether Rezolve AI can navigate these challenges without further erosion of confidence remains to be seen.
