Simulations Plus, Inc. (SLP) is a worldwide developer of sophisticated software and services aimed at enhancing drug discovery and development processes. The company employs artificial intelligence and machine learning technologies to create tools for modeling, simulation, and predicting molecular characteristics. Its operations are divided into four main business units: Simulations Plus, Cognigen, DILIsym, and Lixoft. Among its diverse software offerings are GastroPlus, which models the absorption and drug interactions of compounds in both human and animal subjects, as well as DDDPlus and MembranePlus for various simulations. The company also provides a range of products built on mechanistic and mathematical models, such as its quantitative systems pharmacology software like DILIsym, NAFLDsym, IPFsym, RENAsym, and MITOsym. Furthermore, Simulations Plus offers the ADMET Predictor, a chemistry-focused computer program that forecasts molecular properties from structural inputs, alongside MedChem Designer, MonolixSuite, and PKPlus for additional modeling and simulation needs. Beyond software, the company extends its expertise through various services, including contract research for population modeling and simulation, specialized training and consultation to advance pharmacometrics studies, and clinical-pharmacology consulting to aid in regulatory submissions. Simulations Plus serves a broad spectrum of clients globally, including pharmaceutical, biotechnology, agrochemical, cosmetic, and food companies, as well as academic institutions and regulatory bodies. The company was founded in 1996 and maintains its headquarters in Lancaster, California.
Johnson Fistel Investigates Simulations Plus Following Revenue Guidance Cut and Accounting Disclosures
Johnson Fistel, PLLP announced an investigation into Simulations Plus regarding potential federal securities law violations on behalf of investors who suffered losses.
The investigation focuses on the company's June 2025 revenue guidance cut to $76 million-$80 million from $90 million-$93 million and July 2025 disclosures involving auditor dismissal and internal control issues.
This is a plaintiff law-firm solicitation seeking shareholders to serve as lead plaintiffs; no court has certified a class action at this time.