Inno Holdings Inc. was halted after the close Monday as the stock surged 3,660.95% on news of a $3 million AI contract. Shares finished at $39.49, up from $1.05 on Friday. Trading volume Monday hit about 274.4 million shares, compared to 138,380 previously. Now the company’s micro-cap run leaves Nasdaq deciding what more it needs before letting trading start again.
Shares of Inno Holdings Inc. jumped in afternoon trading Monday, after it said it signed a $3 million deal with a Hong Kong AI provider to develop a sales-agent platform for its used mobile phones unit. INHD was changing hands at $20.97 just before 1:45 p.m. EDT, up about 20 times its previous close. The stock opened at $1.11.
As of December 5, 2025, Inno Holdings Inc. has become one of the most volatile micro-cap names on the U.S. market, sitting near all‑time lows while simultaneously announcing ambitious growth plans and new tech partnerships.