Firm launches securities investigations into Twilio, Xerox, Xylem

Levi & Korsinsky has opened securities-law investigations into Twilio, Xerox Holdings and Xylem, examining whether the companies adequately disclosed risks before disappointing updates affected their shares. Twilio’s stock fell more than 17% after its outlook indicated organic revenue growth would slow, despite a quarterly earnings beat and higher full-year revenue guidance; the inquiry focuses on whether risks to growth in its Communications business were disclosed. Xerox cut its 2026 operating-income and free-cash-flow forecasts, suspended dividends and reported a goodwill impairment, citing higher costs, weaker print demand, product mix and IT Solutions performance; the investigation questions whether these pressures were disclosed in advance. Xylem’s shares declined after quarterly revenue and earnings missed estimates and the company reduced its annual outlook, with the inquiry focused on whether project delays and cautious customer spending were adequately disclosed. The investigations concern potential disclosure violations; the articles do not establish wrongdoing.