NEW YORK, Sept 3 (Reuters) - Shares of Pegasus Wireless Corp. (PGWC.O: Quote, Profile, Research) are unlikely to recover from their recent decline unless the company introduces new technology, Barron's reported in its Sept. 4th edition.
Pegasus, which makes wireless routers for streaming audio and video, has acquired five companies, and reverse-merged with two others, over the past two years.
Investors, who acquired restricted Pegasus shares in the deals, have been unable to sell them once the restrictions were lifted, and one has sued the company, the business news weekly reported.
The company's chairman and a board member recently resigned, Barron's said. Pegasus shares closed Friday at $2.38, compared to their May high of about $19 per share.