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Digital Brands Group, Inc. reports developments across its eCommerce and fashion apparel business, which sells products through direct-to-consumer and wholesale channels. Company updates commonly center on brand launches, apparel licensing and manufacturing arrangements, and AVO's expansion into college Name, Image and Likeness apparel programs.
DBGI news also includes partnerships tied to social and digital marketing, AI-powered brand protection for ecommerce marketplaces, and capital-structure actions involving warrants, preferred stock and registered share issuances. The company's disclosures connect its apparel portfolio with customer-data-driven merchandising, campus apparel initiatives and commercial channel partnerships.
Digital Brands Group (NASDAQ: DBGI) confirmed it has received a non-binding proposal from an existing shareholder, with a reported net worth above $1 billion, to acquire all outstanding common shares for $77.58 per share in cash. This represents a premium of about 258% to the recent trading price of $21.63.
The proposal comes amid DBG’s ongoing review of strategic alternatives and follows the expansion of a government contract to $165 million. The Board, working with its recently retained financial advisor, will evaluate the proposal, but has made no decision, set no timeline, and warns there is no assurance any transaction will be agreed or completed.
Digital Brands Group (NASDAQ: DBGI) announced that it has initiated a formal review of strategic alternatives aimed at maximizing shareholder value. The company will consider options such as a potential sale of the company, a merger, or other strategic or financial transactions.
According to Digital Brands Group, no deadline or definitive timeline has been set for completing the review, and there is no assurance that it will lead to any transaction or specific outcome. The company has engaged Roth Capital Partners as its financial advisor and does not plan to provide further updates until its board approves a course of action or additional disclosure is deemed necessary.
Digital Brands Group (NASDAQ: DBGI; Frankfurt: S8W) announced that, following its 1-for-40 stock consolidation, its secured U.S. Program has expanded 32% to $165 million, driven by new apparel and footwear categories. With approximately 575,000 post-split common shares outstanding, this program represents about $286 in revenue per share, based solely on the U.S. Program value.
According to Digital Brands Group, the additional $40 million is entirely new and incremental to prior financial guidance issued May 12, 2026, and excludes future contributions from the collegiate pipeline, GCC expansions, and new e-commerce strategies. The company plans to file a Form 8-K on this update and is working with Christian Attar and ShareIntel to monitor clearinghouse discrepancies, Fails-to-Deliver, and cross-border settlement flows between its NASDAQ and Frankfurt listings.
Digital Brands Group (NASDAQ:DBGI) announced a dual growth initiative: the appointment of e-commerce executive David Sosnowski to its Board of Directors and a rapid expansion of its AVO collegiate licensing program from 1 to 22 active university partnerships ahead of the upcoming football season.
According to Digital Brands Group, Sosnowski, formerly Chief Digital Officer at Vuori, helped drive a 2,400% revenue increase over five years and will oversee DBGI’s digital experience, including a full website and digital marketing relaunch targeted within six weeks. The AVO program is capped at 30 universities this season, with agreements for the final eight schools in process.
Digital Brands Group (NASDAQ:DBGI) will implement a 1-for-40 reverse stock split of its common stock, effective July 24, 2026 at 12:01 a.m. ET, to help increase its share price above $1.00 and support continued compliance with Nasdaq Listing Rule 5550(a)(2).
The reverse split will reduce outstanding common shares from about 23 million to roughly 557,000 shares, and authorized common shares from 1,000,000,000 to 25,000,000, while keeping par value at $0.0001. Every forty existing shares will automatically convert into one new share, with fractional shares rounded up to the nearest whole share. Clear Trust will serve as transfer and exchange agent, and brokerage-held positions will be adjusted automatically.
Digital Brands Group (NASDAQ: DBGI), an apparel and e-commerce company, announced plans to submit compliance demands to clearinghouses and prime brokers regarding fails-to-deliver and trading volume anomalies in its stock, ahead of potential legal action.
According to Digital Brands Group, law firm Christian Attar is conducting a forensic audit to investigate potential naked short selling or other market manipulation, focusing on unresolved failures-to-deliver, clearance and settlement imbalances, and volume anomalies potentially linked to ex-clearing and cross-border activity between its NASDAQ listing (DBGI) and Frankfurt listing (S8W). The company said it will use daily ShareIntel data and may pursue legal remedies and regulatory complaints if institutions do not address identified settlement issues.
DBGI (NASDAQ:DBGI) issued Q3 2026 revenue guidance of $8.5–$11.0 million with expected positive net income, versus a $3.5 million net loss in Q3 last year. This implies 500%–650% YoY revenue growth, driven by expansion from 1 to 18 universities and a multi-city government contract.
Guidance excludes an additional $8–$9 million revenue and $3+ million net income secured from scaling the government deployment from 4 to 7 cities after a shutdown-related delay.
DBGI (NASDAQ:DBGI)/b) announced that its AVO brand has partnered with the , covering over 1,000 locations.
AVO will take over all prime retail floor space currently occupied by lululemon and roll out a store-in-store concept featuring customization-focused technology and enhanced customer experiences across the chain.
Digital Brands Group (NASDAQ:DBGI) engaged law firm Christian Attar and ShareIntel to investigate trading in its common stock. The move follows an internal review that raised concerns about potential naked short selling, spoofing, market manipulation, collusion, 4.99% rule issues and nominee-related discrepancies.
DBGI (NASDAQ:DBGI) reported the expiration of 9.6 million outstanding cash warrants on June 17, removing related potential share dilution. Combined with 7.1 million pre-funded warrants cancelled on June 15, DBGI states it has eliminated 16.7 million in dilution overhang within three days.