Goeasy Faces Lawsuit After $331M Charge-Off
Analysis based on 8 articles · First reported Mar 12, 2026 · Last updated Mar 19, 2026
The market is negatively impacted by Goeasy's significant financial disclosures, leading to a sharp decline in its share price. The initiation of a class action lawsuit by Berger Montague adds further uncertainty and negative sentiment for Goeasy and potentially other non-prime lenders.
Goeasy, a Canadian non-prime consumer lender, announced on March 10, 2026, that it expects to incur an incremental charge-off of approximately $178 million (CAD) and a related write-down of $55 million (CAD) for loan interest and fees in Q4 2025, primarily related to its Goeasy===Lendcare business. The company anticipates total net charge-offs of approximately $331 million (CAD) for the quarter and has withdrawn its Q4 2025 outlook and three-year forecast. In response, Goeasy's share price (OTC: EHMEF) plummeted by over 56% in a single trading session. Following these disclosures, Berger Montague, a prominent law firm, has initiated an investigation into Goeasy for potential securities fraud, seeking to represent investors who suffered losses.
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