Autozi Internet Technology (AZI) Surges After Hours on Nov. 7, 2025: What’s Driving AZI Today

7 November 2025

AZI jumped ~27.7% in U.S. after-hours trading to about $0.13, versus a regular-session close near $0.10. No new company filings or press releases were issued today as of publication. ^[1]
Live tape: AZI last traded around $0.117 intraday with very heavy volume; shares have been extremely volatile in recent weeks. (Live chart below.)
Recent catalysts investors are re-reading: Sept. 22 financing reset that canceled up to $24M of potential warrant-funded notes and replaced them with a $1.534M, zero‑coupon one‑year note; Sept. 5 interim results showed 65.9% YoY revenue growth but a wider operating loss and a going‑concern warning; July 9 Nasdaq MVLS deficiency notice sets a Jan. 5, 2026 compliance deadline. ^[2]

What happened today (Nov 7, 2025)

Autozi Internet Technology (Global) Ltd. (NASDAQ: AZI) was among the top after‑hours gainers on Friday, up ~27.66% to $0.13, following a regular session close near $0.10. The move placed AZI on StockAnalysis’s after‑hours leaderboard alongside several higher‑beta names, indicating a momentum‑driven flow rather than company‑specific headlines. ^[3]

Intraday, AZI printed wide ranges and heavy turnover—consistent with its recent volatility profile. (See live chart widget above for the latest trade, day’s high/low and volume.)

No fresh disclosures today—but here’s the context traders are leaning on

1) September financing reset

On Sept. 22, 2025, AZI said it terminated an amended registration rights agreement and canceled six “Incremental Warrants” that could have funded up to $24 million in additional convertible notes. In exchange, the investor received a new senior unsecured convertible note with original principal of $1,534,250, no interest, maturing in one year. The change effectively simplified the earlier February financing and removed the prospect of sizable incremental note issuances. ^[4]

2) September interim results and going‑concern language

On Sept. 5, 2025, AZI reported first‑half FY2025 (six months ended Mar. 31, 2025) revenue of $79.9M (+65.9% YoY), driven by its strategic pivot toward auto parts and accessories, which rose to ~98.7% of sales. Gross margin improved to 1.7%, but operating loss widened to $8.1M and management included a going‑concern warning citing accumulated deficit and negative working capital. ^[5]

3) Nasdaq listing status—new deadline on market value

After regaining compliance with Nasdaq’s $1 bid‑price rule in May 2025, AZI disclosed on July 9 that it had fallen out of compliance with Nasdaq Global Market’s $50M Market Value of Listed Securities (MVLS) requirement. The company has 180 days—until Jan. 5, 2026—to cure, or consider transfer to the Nasdaq Capital Market. ^[6]

Business snapshot (for new readers)

Autozi is a China‑based provider of lifecycle automotive services, increasingly focused on auto parts and accessories via an online supply‑chain cloud platform and SaaS offerings. Fiscal 2024 results (reported earlier this year) showed $124.7M in revenue (+9.9% YoY) and a major mix shift away from new car sales and insurance to parts and accessories. ^[7]

Why AZI might be moving today

With no new filings on Nov. 7, the after‑hours jump likely reflects technical flows (thin liquidity, momentum screens, and short‑term traders revisiting prior headlines) rather than fresh fundamentals. The September financing reset trimmed future potential dilution tied to the canceled warrants, while the going‑concern disclosure and Nasdaq MVLS clock keep risk high—ingredients for outsized swings when liquidity is light. ^[8]

What to watch next

Listing compliance: Can AZI lift its MVLS above $50M for 10 consecutive business days before Jan. 5, 2026, or will it pursue a transfer to the Capital Market? ^[9]
Balance sheet runway: Track any financing updates following the Sept. 22 note issuance and the June S‑8 registering 6,000,000 additional shares for the 2024 equity plan. ^[10]
Execution of the parts‑focused strategy: Management’s emphasis on the auto‑parts ecosystem and EV‑adjacent components bears watching in upcoming quarters. ^[11]

Company profile (quick facts)

Name: Autozi Internet Technology (Global) Ltd.
Ticker/Exchange:AZI / Nasdaq Global Market
Core focus: Automotive parts & accessories distribution and services across China; online supply‑chain and SaaS platform. ^[12]

Sources & methodology (Nov 7, 2025)

After‑hours leaderboard / price move: StockAnalysis after‑hours movers (shows AZI +27.66% to $0.13 vs $0.10 regular close). ^[13]
Live price/volume snapshot: Market data widget (see chart above for timestamped last, high/low, volume and change).
Financing reset (Sept 22): PR Newswire release detailing cancellation of up to $24M in incremental warrants and issuance of a $1.534M zero‑coupon one‑year note. ^[14]
Interim results & going‑concern (Sept 5): PR Newswire release with first‑half FY2025 metrics and risk language. ^[15]
Nasdaq compliance notices (May/July): PR Newswire releases on minimum bid price compliance regained and MVLS deficiency letter with Jan. 5, 2026 deadline. ^[16]
FY2024 snapshot/strategy shift: PR Newswire (May 5) financial summary and business mix commentary. ^[17]
Equity plan / S‑8 (Jun 27): StreetInsider summary of SEC filing for 6,000,000 additional shares under the Second Amended & Restated 2024 Equity Incentive Plan. ^[18]

FAQ

Is there any AZI press release dated Nov 7, 2025?
No. We found no Nov. 7, 2025 company announcements or SEC filings as of publication; today’s movement appears market‑driven. ^[19]

What’s the big near‑term overhang?
AZI must regain $50M MVLS for at least 10 consecutive trading days by Jan. 5, 2026, or consider a market transfer; otherwise delisting risk rises. ^[20]

What changed in September’s financing?
AZI eliminated six investor warrants tied to up to $24M in additional notes and issued a $1.534M zero‑coupon note due in one year. ^[21]

Disclosure: This article is for information only and not investment advice. Always review the original filings and consult a licensed advisor before making investment decisions.

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Autozi Internet Technology (AZI) Surges After Hours on Nov. 7, 2025: What’s Driving AZI Today

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