NASDAQ:SOFI 10 December 2025 - 19 December 2025

SoFi Technologies shares closed down 4.93% at $25.27 Wednesday, then edged up 0.20% after hours. The drop followed no major company news, but came after a recent $1.5 billion stock offering and ahead of key U.S. economic data. After the bell, insider filings showed executives exercising options and surrendering shares for taxes.

SoFi Technologies shares traded near $26.16 Tuesday, up 1.3% after a volatile session, following a $1.5 billion equity offering of 54.5 million shares at $27.50 each. The stock remains about 20% below its November all-time high. Analysts issued mixed outlooks as new product launches and dilution concerns drove trading. Underwriters have a 30-day option to purchase 8.2 million more shares.

SoFi Technologies shares fell 5.4% to $25.82 on Dec. 16, 2025, following a $1.5 billion equity offering that raised dilution concerns. The company priced 54.5 million shares at $27.50 each, with underwriters granted an option for more. ARK ETFs and other investors recently trimmed positions, adding to selling pressure. Analysts cite SoFi’s high valuation after a strong 2025 rally.

SoFi Technologies shares fell about 5.4% to close at $25.82 on Monday, December 15, 2025, with after-hours trading near $25.71. Volume was around 48–50 million shares, below recent averages. The move follows a recent $1.5 billion share sale priced at $27.50 per share. SoFi’s market cap stood near $31 billion at the close.

SoFi shares closed at $27.09 on Wednesday, up 0.97%, before slipping to $26.85 after hours following the Federal Reserve’s rate cut and news of a $1.5 billion stock offering. The stock remains near key technical levels, including the $27.50 offering price and its 50-day moving average of $28.17. SoFi also launched its new Smart Card for SoFi Plus members, offering 5% cash back on groceries and up to 4.30% APY on savings.