Ming Shing Group Holdings shares surge, then fall back after $110M graphene move raises dilution questions
Ming Shing Group Holdings shares soared to $5.54 before plunging to $1.74 after closing a $110 million acquisition of PMA Nano Carbon Tech, paid with convertible notes that could create over 111 million new shares at $0.99 each, raising dilution concerns as investors weigh the company’s pivot from construction to graphene technology amid management turnover and a June 16 vote on massively increasing authorized shares.