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SL Science Holding (NASDAQ:SLBT) jumps, trades at 1,500x ’25 sales after Nasdaq debut

SL Science Holding (NASDAQ:SLBT) jumps, trades at 1,500x ’25 sales after Nasdaq debut

SL Science Holding Limited closed the U.S. holiday-shortened week on a strong move, but with a $3.36 billion market cap and just $2.20 million expected 2025 revenue, valuation remains a sticking point. Nasdaq is closed Friday for the Independence Day holiday after listing July 3, 2026, as a closure on its holiday schedule. The last regular session saw the stock close at $5.99, a jump of $1.54, or 34.61%. The shares moved between $4.30 and $6.25, with 1.22 million traded. Google Finance had it at $5.76 after hours, off 3.84%.
3 July 2026
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SL Science Holding pops at Nasdaq open, SPAC risks linger

SL Science Holding pops at Nasdaq open, SPAC risks linger

SL Science Holding Limited Ordinary Shares shot up in early trading Tuesday. The stock jumped after its Nasdaq IPO, with Robinhood showing SLBT at $18.90. Shares traded in a wide range, between $3.00 and $21.05 on June 16. Volume hit 3.93 million, way over the average 487,860. That came after a steep fall on the first day—Finviz said SLBT ended June 15 at $3.33, down 42.59%. Yahoo Finance also pegged the close at $3.33, previous close $4.00. Wild price action is common for new SPAC listings like SLBT. This run looked driven by liquidity and float, not clinical news. SL Science began trading on Nasdaq under the ticker “SLBT” after its merger with Horizon Space Acquisition II Corp., according to a June 15 Form 6-K. The ordinary shares started trading June 15. Nasdaq suspended Horizon Space’s shares, rights and units after the merger, its notice said. SL Science now trades as SLBT, taking Horizon Space’s place on the exchange after the SPAC deal.
16 June 2026
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