DBGI news

Digital Brands Group decided to stay public citing momentum in e-commerce, government contracts, and investor interest. It announced $4.7M in Q4 cash flow driven by a binding government contract.

Digital Brands Group disclosed a binding $165 million U.S. program contract and confirmed a strategic process to go private, beginning with a 60-day go-shop period ending October 5, 2026.

Digital Brands Group executed a binding contract for $3.3 million in guaranteed cash flow, derived from the first two markets of a larger $165 million U.S. initiative scheduled through 2026. This financial milestone highlights the initial progress of a significant, multi-year corporate expansion str…

Digital Brands Group named Byron Joerger as its new Chief Financial Officer. This leadership change may impact investor perception of the company's future financial strategy.

Digital Brands Group amended the definition of 'Floor Price' for Series D Convertible Preferred Stock to 20% of recent closing prices. This adjustment modifies the liquidation preferences for investors, potentially impacting future financing arrangements.

DBGI's AVO brand partners with the largest college bookstore chain to occupy prime retail space. This deal secures high-visibility locations, bolstering the company's omnichannel strategy.

Digital Brands Group Inc. initiated legal actions and investigations alleging market manipulation and naked short selling. The firm has retained legal counsel to expose unscrupulous trading and pursue damages against responsible parties.

Digital Brands Group announced expiration of 9.6 million outstanding cash warrants on June 17, 2026, along with 7.1 million previously cancelled pre-funded warrants. The elimination of 16.7 million in total dilution overhang reduces shareholder dilution risk for the eCommerce and fashion company.

DBGI cancelled 7.1 million pre-funded warrants to protect shareholders pending a legal investigation into alleged collusion, ownership cap violations, and transfer agent discrepancies. The action addresses shareholder concerns about potential market manipulation and regulatory violations affecting s…

Digital Brands Group submitted an 8-K exhibit, likely containing material contract terms or governance details. The filing appears to be procedural documentation without disclosed financial or operational impact.

Digital Brands Group CEO Hil Davis bought an additional $700,000 worth of DBGI stock on June 10, 2026, signaling confidence in the company's strategic direction and fundamentals. The insider purchase demonstrates executive alignment with shareholders ahead of the company's expected path to profitabi…

Digital Brands Group CEO Hil Davis bought company shares on June 1, 2026, marking the first insider open market purchase in company history. The move signals management confidence in the ecommerce fashion retailer's growth strategy and path to profitability.

Digital Brands Group announced it received initial purchase orders for a $125 million U.S. program and expanded its partnership with GCC to include apparel and soft goods revenue through digital networks and events. The company characterizes these as new incremental revenue opportunities beyond prev…