An expert report by Dr. Matthew D. Cain was submitted supporting class certification in Bush v. Blink Charging Company (Case No. 1:20-cv-23527), with research methodology and economic analysis developed by Fideres.

The market efficiency evaluation determines whether Blink Charging stock functioned in an efficient market where material information was quickly reflected in share prices. Fideres implemented sophisticated analytical frameworks to assess market behavior and disclosure responsiveness, drawing upon extensive experience in emerging technology and infrastructure securities matters.

The expert analysis supports the fraud-on-the-market presumption by showing that corrective information regarding Blink’s charging infrastructure was rapidly processed and integrated into stock valuations.