Peabody lawsuit details emerge, Capital One and Hy-Vee named in new class actions
Peabody’s class-action claim is more detailed than the other two U.S. cases reported in the last two days. The coal miner dropped its 2026 Centurion sales outlook by one million tons, now guiding for 2.5 million tons instead of 3.5 million. Peabody also said Centurion lowered its first-quarter seaborne metallurgical contribution by about $80 million, almost matching the company’s total adjusted EBITDA of $82.5 million. Peabody’s case stands out from those involving Capital One Financial Corp. and Hy-Vee Inc., where filings and news coverage reviewed to date point to smaller dollar amounts. Peabody shares last showed a 1.35% drop to $23.37 before the core market close, while Capital One slipped 1.03% to $202.79.