ComSovereign Holding Corp. Stock

Kurta Law is investigating broker recommendations of ComSovereign Holding Corp. Stock. This stock was a Regulation D offering, meaning ComSovereign Holding Corp. was allowed to sell its stock without registering with the SEC. These types of investments are naturally higher risk because they offer less information for investors to evaluate.

As of July 25, 2025, this stock trades for less than a penny per share. This is a dramatic decline from its peak of $1.6 million per share in September 2008.

Kurta Law is especially interested in hearing from investors who purchased shares of ComSovereign Holding Corp. after working with a broker from Aegis Capital Corp. or Spartan Capital Securities.

What is ComSovereign Holding Corp.?

According to its website, ComSovereignHolding Corp. is a technology company that specializes in communications technologies. Investors may have heard about these technologies and been persuaded that these ventures could result in significant returns, including:

• Intelligent backhaul radio systems
• Tethered surveillance and communications
• Wireless microwave technology
• Silicon photonic technologies
• Virtual network communications
• Design and manufacturing of telecom equipment
• Full-duplex wireless radio technology

De-Listing from the Stock Exchange

In March 2024, ComSovereign announced that it would voluntarily deregister from the public stock exchange while continuing to trade on the Over-the-Counter Exchange. The OTC Exchange serves as a trading platform for low-priced, high-risk securities. These low-priced stocks are also called “penny stocks.”

Aegis Capital Corp and Spartan Capital Securities

Aegis Capital Corp and Spartan Capital Securities served as underwriters for this investment. These brokerage firms both have histories of regulatory actions for making alleged misrepresentations to their customers. “Underwriting” means taking on some risk in order to bring an investment to market in exchange for a fee. These fees can create an incentive for brokerage firms to underwrite risky investments and then recommend them to their customers.

Kurta Law Can Help

Investors who lost money on ComSovereign Holding Corp Stock should speak with a securities attorney. Investors may be surprised to learn that, in many cases, they cannot sue their brokers in civil court because their investment contract contains a pre-dispute arbitration clause.

Kurta Law securities attorneys provide free case evaluations and can give you an honest assessment of the merits of your case. Our attorneys do not collect a fee unless they win your case. You can only file a claim within a limited timeframe, so get in touch at your earliest convenience. Call (877) 600-0098 or email info@kurtalawfirm.com.