Inno Holdings (INHD) stock was halted by Nasdaq after soaring over 3,600% in one session, rising from about $1.01 to above $66. The surge followed a $3 million contract with a Hong Kong AI firm, which is small compared to typical mid-cap expenses. The halt is a T12 code, meaning Nasdaq is seeking more information before trading can resume. The company has a troubled background, including two reverse stock splits, a $60 million equity offering, minimal revenue, and questionable business operations involving recycled iPhones and a misleading website. Investors currently cannot trade INHD shares until the halt is lifted, and no resumption date has been announced.
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