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NASDAQ:FMFC News 12 November 2025

FMFC Stock Jumps on Nov. 12: Kandal M Venture (NASDAQ: FMFC) Rebounds Pre‑Market After Steep Slide—No New Filings or Fresh Company News

FMFC Stock Jumps on Nov. 12: Kandal M Venture (NASDAQ: FMFC) Rebounds Pre‑Market After Steep Slide—No New Filings or Fresh Company News

Shares of Kandal M Venture Limited (NASDAQ: FMFC)—the Cambodia‑based contract manufacturer of affordable‑luxury leather goods—rallied sharply in Wednesday’s pre‑market session before opening to volatile trading. Early headlines showed FMFC up between ~38% and ~70% pre‑market (readings varied by timestamp and venue), a bounce following a brutal October–November slide. By mid‑session, shares remained higher on heavy volume, with no new corporate filings or press releases to explain the move. chartmill.com+1 What moved today (Nov. 12, 2025) Context: How we got here What the company does Kandal M Venture Limited manufactures handbags and other small leather goods for global brands, with operations

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