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NASDAQ:SOLS News 6 December 2025 - 13 January 2026

SOLS stock jumps as Solstice Advanced Materials targets $220 million Virginia ballistic-fiber buildout

SOLS stock jumps as Solstice Advanced Materials targets $220 million Virginia ballistic-fiber buildout

Shares of Solstice Advanced Materials rose nearly 6% Tuesday after it announced a $220 million expansion of its ballistic fiber plant in Colonial Heights, Virginia. The company plans to add about 100 jobs by 2029 and boost production for armor materials. Investors await capex and demand updates on Feb. 11. The stock traded at $55.05 in afternoon session, up from Monday’s $52.01 close.
13 January 2026
Solstice Advanced Materials (SOLS) Stock: Nuclear & AI Materials Play Faces Index Shake-Up – Latest News and 2026 Outlook

Solstice Advanced Materials (SOLS) Stock: Nuclear & AI Materials Play Faces Index Shake-Up – Latest News and 2026 Outlook

Published December 6, 2025 Solstice Advanced Materials, Inc. (NASDAQ: SOLS) has been public for barely six weeks, but the Honeywell spin‑off already sits at the intersection of some of the market’s biggest themes: AI data centers, nuclear energy, and the global transition to low‑carbon cooling. The stock closed Friday at $47.13, valuing the company at about $7.5 billion and implying a trailing P/E of roughly 23x on $2.07 of earnings per share and about $3.8 billion in trailing twelve‑month revenue.Investing.com+1 At the same time, Solstice is being shuffled out of the S&P 500 just weeks after joining, and analysts are

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Real estate stocks rise as rate-cut bets return; XLRE ends at $41.99 ahead of payrolls and CPI

Real estate stocks rise as rate-cut bets return; XLRE ends at $41.99 ahead of payrolls and CPI

7 February 2026
U.S. real estate stocks rose Friday, with XLRE up 1.8% to $41.99 and VNQ and IYR each gaining 1.6%. The Dow closed above 50,000 for the first time as the 10-year Treasury yield ended at 4.206%. Bank of America downgraded Public Storage and Extra Space Storage, citing weak housing turnover and high borrowing costs. The delayed January jobs report is set for Feb. 11, with CPI due Feb. 13.
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