NASDAQ:LAZR 24 October 2025 - 11 January 2026

December 20, 2025 — Luminar Technologies stock has entered one of the most extreme—and most misunderstood—phases a public company can experience: trading during an active Chapter 11 bankruptcy process while facing imminent Nasdaq delisting. At the last close on Friday, December 19, 2025, LAZR finished around $0.6044 after a massive one-day move and extraordinary trading volume. Finviz But the bigger story isn’t the candle on the chart—it’s the clock on the wall: Nasdaq trading is set to end soon, and the company itself has warned that prices during Chapter 11 may have little or no relationship to eventual outcomes for shareholders. Luminar Technologies, Inc.

Luminar Technologies, Inc. has entered a new—and brutally high-stakes—phase of its story: a court-supervised restructuring built around selling major pieces of the company. As of Dec. 18, 2025, LAZR shares are trading around $0.23, reflecting extreme volatility after the company filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection and outlined plans to sell both its LiDAR business and the equity of its semiconductor subsidiary. Business Wire This isn’t the familiar “earnings beat/miss” kind of stock narrative anymore. In its bankruptcy-related disclosures, Luminar explicitly warns that equity trading during Chapter 11 can be highly speculative and may not reflect eventual recoveries in the case. Luminar Technologies, Inc.

Updated: December 16, 2025 — Luminar Technologies, Inc., a LiDAR supplier to the automotive industry, is now trading in the shadow of bankruptcy court. The company has initiated voluntary Chapter 11 proceedings, said it plans a court-supervised sale process for its core LiDAR business, and separately reached an agreement to sell its Luminar Semiconductors unit to Quantum Computing Inc. for $110 million in cash—a deal expected to run through a court-approved auction process. Luminar Technologies, Inc.+2Business Wire+2 The market’s reaction has been brutal. LAZR stock collapsed roughly 60% around the Chapter 11 filing news and is trading around the mid-$0.30 range as of this morning’s pricing. StockAnalysis+1

Luminar Technologies, Inc. is back in the spotlight on December 12, 2025 , as investors react to a fast-moving mix of debt negotiations, restructuring steps, and industry headlines that are swinging sentiment around the embattled lidar supplier. LAZR last traded around $0.97 in the latest available quote, after a sharp recent move higher.The stock's volatility has been especially visible this week: LAZR's Dec. 11 close was about $0.966 , with an intraday range roughly $0.845–$1.040 , according to historical pricing data.Investing.com

Late October brought whiplash for Luminar investors. On Oct. 25, 2025, Luminar’s stock skyrocketed ~31% in a single session, hitting an intraday high around $2.28ts2.techts2.tech. This surge was fueled by two factors: a broad tech rally and speculation about a buyout led by Luminar’s founder. Media reports and an SEC filing revealed that Austin Russell – Luminar’s 28-year-old founder who was ousted as CEO in May – had proposed a deal to acquire all outstanding Class A shares through his new venture, Russell AI Labsts2.tech. The idea would be to inject new capital, merge Luminar into a larger automotive tech entity, and install a new leadership team, while keeping the LAZR ticker alivets2.techts2.tech. Enthusiastic chatter about Russell’s proposal lit a fire under the stock, which had been languishing around $1.70ts2.tech. Even though the bid is non-binding and far from certain, it tapped into hopes that Luminar’s valuable LiDAR technology might attract a deep-pocketed savior. As one market strategist noted, in a hot tech tape, even small caps can see outsized moves on rumors: late October’s risk-on climate meant “stocks are at record highs… fueled by tech and AI,” so any whiff of a deal sparked a rallyts2.tech. Indeed, traders seemed