NEW YORK, July 2, 2026, 09:05 EDT
- Linkhome ended Wednesday up 315.15% at $2.74, after announcing the Mortgage One acquisition was done and it had rolled out a GPU-financing effort.
- The stock was seen at $1.75 before the bell at 09:05 EDT, off 36.13% from the close but still up 165% from Tuesday.
- Mortgage One’s $28 million warehouse capacity stands at about 63% of Linkhome’s $44.5 million market value after the recent rally. Before the rally, that same capacity was 2.6 times Linkhome’s value.
- 338.4 million shares changed hands, 20.9 times more than Linkhome’s 16.23 million shares outstanding.
Linkhome Holdings Inc. NASDAQ:LHAI shot up Wednesday, gaining $33.8 million in market cap before Thursday’s session. The jump followed news that Mortgage One Group brings $28 million in warehouse lending capacity. LHAI closed up 315.15% at $2.74, with its market value landing at $44.47 million. The company says Mortgage One adds $28 million of warehouse capacity, 39 staff, and licenses to lend in 18 states.
LHAI traded at $1.75, down 36.13% from Wednesday’s close, with the move showing up in premarket at 09:05 EDT, according to Webull. The Nasdaq opens for regular trading at 9:30 a.m. ET. The exchange marks Friday, July 3, as closed for Independence Day observed, per its calendar.
| Measure | Tuesday close, June 30 | Wednesday close, July 1 | Thursday premarket, 09:05 EDT |
|---|---|---|---|
| LHAI price | $0.660 | $2.740 | $1.750 |
| Implied market value | $10.7 mln | $44.5 mln | $28.4 mln |
| Move vs Tuesday close | — | +315.15% | +165.2% |
| $28 mln warehouse capacity vs market value | 2.6x | 0.63x | 0.99x |
The table is based on 16.23 million shares outstanding, plus closing prices from Tuesday and Wednesday, and the 09:05 EDT premarket quote for Thursday. Ratios use these values and compare to the $28 million capacity that was listed in the acquisition release.
The tape pointed to a real turnover day rather than any slow re-rating move. Volume hit 338.4 million shares, which is 20.9 times the shares outstanding. The Nasdaq Composite dropped 0.7% that session.
| Linkhome item | Confirmed data |
|---|---|
| Business bought | Linkhome now owns 100% of Mortgage One Group |
| Mortgage One footprint | 39 staff; licenses to lend in 18 states |
| Stated warehouse capacity | Roughly $28 million |
| Stock purchase consideration | 300,000 LHAI shares in the deal |
| Earnout | Earnout of up to $750,000 in cash over two years, tied to loan volumes |
| Seller transition pay | $250,000 to the seller, paid over two years |
| New business line | AI server and GPU infrastructure financing added |
Bill Qin, CEO of Linkhome, said AI infrastructure is “one of the fastest-growing asset classes.” He said the firm’s goal is to “lower the barriers to GPU ownership.” GlobeNewswire
For investors, the $28 million capacity isn’t the main point. In the May buyout filing, the deal was for 300,000 shares, an earnout maxed at $750,000, plus $250,000 to the seller for consulting. That total is less than Linkhome’s market cap jump in a single day.
Linkhome posted first-quarter revenue of $4.91 million, down 14.05%. Net loss for the quarter was $134,670. On March 31, cash stood at $3.47 million. The $28 million warehouse number is 8.1 times the company’s cash and 5.7 times what it made in revenue for the quarter.
July 15 is the next big date. Shareholders will vote then on a reverse split, between 1-for-5 and 1-for-20, and also a new 2026 equity plan reserving 2.4345 million shares. The proxy says shares freed up by the reverse split could go to capital raises or deals, which could mean more dilution for current holders.
