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Vision Marine Technologies Stock (NASDAQ: VMAR) Surges on Massive Volume as SEC Filing Details a Potential $8M Share Offering (Dec. 17, 2025)

Vision Marine Technologies Stock (NASDAQ: VMAR) Surges on Massive Volume as SEC Filing Details a Potential $8M Share Offering (Dec. 17, 2025)

Dec. 17, 2025 — Vision Marine Technologies Inc. (NASDAQ: VMAR) is back on traders’ radar after a dramatic spike in price and volume, followed by renewed debate over dilution risk tied to a freshly amended securities filing. The move has been eye-catching even by micro-cap standards: intraday swings, unusually heavy participation, and the kind of “what just happened?” tape action that often appears when momentum collides with financing mechanics. Below is what’s driving Vision Marine Technologies stock today, what the company’s filing actually says, and what investors are watching next. VMAR stock today: explosive volume, sharp swings, and volatility signals

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