New York, Feb 11, 2026, 17:57 EST — After-hours
- RenX Enterprises jumped roughly 54% in after-hours trading, following a choppy day.
- Traders flagged a fresh hauling contract over at its Zimmer Equipment arm as the newest spark for the stock.
- The company is still racing the clock on Nasdaq’s $1 minimum-bid requirement as it makes this move.
Shares of RenX Enterprises Corp jumped 54% in after-hours action Wednesday, landing near 21 cents. Earlier, the stock whipped between 18.7 cents and 41 cents as trading volume spiked.
RenX’s late-session swing is notable, given the stock sits firmly in micro-cap, penny-stock territory. Here, even minor headlines have the power to spark sharp price jumps—or send liquidity drying up in a flash.
The company is also working to nudge its stock above Nasdaq’s $1 minimum bid, a level that triggers mandatory steps if shares keep trading below it.
RenX kept the financial details of the contract under wraps, so traders focused on the signal, not the size.
The company announced Tuesday that its Zimmer Equipment subsidiary, which it owns outright, landed a hauling services contract with a Florida-based waste transfer operator. The agreement covers moving construction and demolition debris from a major transfer facility out to disposal and processing locations. 1
Chief Executive David Villarreal, in the statement, called the contract “continued progress in expanding our contracted hauling base and executing on our operating strategy.”
The bear case isn’t hard to outline here. With no revenue projections out in the open, investors might just see the contract as a non-event. Then there’s the ongoing listing problem: a Jan. 30 filing revealed Nasdaq flagged RenX after its stock stayed under $1 for 30 sessions straight. The company has until July 27 to fix that. 2
Traders are eyeing any further word on contract economics and watching to see if the stock stays above its recent lows during regular hours. There’s also an operational milestone on the horizon: the company expects delivery of a Microtec mill by March. 3
