Imagine buying $KCGI at its peak, only to watch it crash like this — and then finding out there’s a way to get some money back.
To all $KCGI investors out there, we’ve got some important news for you:
A $8.75 million recovery fund is officially open to shareholders who bought between November 23, 2020 and March 2, 2023. The Settlement is currently accepting "Late-but-Valid" claims.
This recovery fund was established after claims that Kensington Capital Acquisition misled shareholders about its proposed merger with UK-based electric vehicle company Arrival. Even though the official deadline has passed, the court is still accepting late submissions.
Claim your share here: https://11th.com/cases/kensington-investor-settlement
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Believe it or not, there's some good news.
$KCGI investors — you might be surprised, but you actually have a chance to recover your losses. Don't miss it: https://11th.com/cases/kensington-investor-settlement
$KCGI investors — there's no hidden secret here. Just one thing you really need to know.
Here's how to handle your losses. More importantly, how to either recover them or risk losing even more: https://11th.com/cases/kensington-investor-settlement
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$KCGI has agreed to settle with investors over claims that it misled shareholders about its proposed merger with UK-based electric vehicle company Arrival.
Who’s eligible?
Anyone who purchased $KCGI shares between November 23, 2020 and March 2, 2023.
Do I need to sell my shares to qualify?
No — you are eligible whether you sold your shares or still hold them.
How much is the payout?
The payout per share is $1.12 — but normally only ~25% of eligible investors file, the effective payout could increase to $4.48.
Can I still file?
Yes — late claims are currently being considered for compensation, subject to approval.
When do payouts happen?
Typically within 8–12 months after court approval of the settlement.
To file your claim: https://11th.com/cases/kensington-investor-settlement
Imagine buying $KCGI at its peak, only to watch it crash like this — and then finding out there’s a way to get some money back.
To all $KCGI investors out there, we’ve got some important news for you: https://11th.com/cases/kensington-investor-settlement
Don't forget that there is also an important settlement to watch for $KCGI
We have every detail, including how investors can get paid: https://11th.com/cases/kensington-investor-settlement
If you missed the deadline, don’t miss this update. This is probably the most useful info you’ve read in years about $KCGI — how you can actually recover something: https://11th.com/cases/kensington-investor-settlement
$KCGI is now accepting claims for a 8.75M settlement it is paying to investors over claims that it misled shareholders about its proposed merger with an electric vehicle company.
Even if you missed the deadline, if you bought $KCGI between November 23, 2020 and March 2, 2023, you still can file for payment here: https://11th.com/cases/kensington-investor-settlement
$KCGI has agreed to settle with investors over claims that it misled them about its proposed merger with UK-based electric vehicle company Arrival.
Who’s eligible?
Anyone who purchased $KCGI shares between November 23, 2020 and March 2, 2023.
Do I need to sell my shares to qualify?
No — you are eligible whether you sold your shares or still hold them.
How much is the payout?
The payout per share is $1.12 — but if only ~25% of eligible investors file, the effective payout could increase to $4.48.
Can I still file?
Yes — claims are currently being accepted.
When do payouts happen?
Typically within 8–12 months after court approval of the settlement.
To file your claim: https://11th.com/cases/kensington-investor-settlement
$KCGI has agreed to settle with investors over claims that it misled them about its proposed merger with electric vehicle company Arrival.
Who’s eligible?
Anyone who purchased $KCGI shares between November 23, 2020 and March 2, 2023.
Do I need to sell my shares to qualify?
No — you are eligible whether you sold your shares or still hold them.
How much is the payout?
The payout per share is $1.12 — but if only ~25% of eligible investors file, the effective payout could increase to $4.48.
Can I still file?
Yes — claims are currently being accepted.
When do payouts happen?
Typically within 8–12 months after court approval of the settlement.
To file your claim: https://11th.com/cases/kensington-investor-settlement
$KCGI has agreed to settle with investors over claims that it misled shareholders about its proposed merger with UK-based electric vehicle company Arrival.
Who’s eligible?
Anyone who purchased $KCGI shares between November 23, 2020 and March 2, 2023.
Do I need to sell my shares to qualify?
No — you are eligible whether you sold your shares or still hold them.
How much is the payout?
The payout per share is $1.12 — but if only ~25% of eligible investors file, the effective payout could increase to $4.48.
Can I still file?
Yes — claims are currently being accepted.
When do payouts happen?
Typically within 8–12 months after court approval of the settlement.
To file your claim: https://11th.com/cases/kensington-investor-settlement
$KCGI investors — there’s no hidden secret here. Just one thing you really need to know.
Here’s how to handle your losses. More importantly, how to either recover them or risk losing even more.
https://11th.com/cases/kensington-investor-settlement
If you missed the deadline, don’t miss this update. This is probably the most useful info you’ve read in years about $KCGI — how you can actually recover something: https://11th.com/cases/kensington-investor-settlement
