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Wolfspeed (WOLF) Stock Skyrockets 1,100% on Shocking Chapter 11 Reorganization

Wolfspeed (WOLF) Stock Skyrockets 1,100% on Shocking Chapter 11 Reorganization

Wolfspeed shares surged over 1,100% on Sept 29, hitting an intraday high near $19.80 after the company executed a massive reverse split and share exchange as part of its Chapter 11 restructuring. Trading was repeatedly halted for volatility. The bankruptcy plan, confirmed Sept 8, slashes debt by about 70% and cancels old shares, with new shares issued at a 1-for-120 ratio.
29 September 2025
Wolfspeed’s Wild Ride: From Bankruptcy Plans to EV Boom – What’s Next for WOLF Stock?

Wolfspeed’s Wild Ride: From Bankruptcy Plans to EV Boom – What’s Next for WOLF Stock?

Wolfspeed shares jumped 48% to $1.82 on Sep 9 after court approval of its Chapter 11 plan, then dropped to about $1.20 by late September. The company will cut roughly 70% of its $6.5 billion debt and expects to exit bankruptcy within weeks. Wolfspeed will re-incorporate in Delaware around Sep 29. FY2025 revenue fell to $758 million, with a net loss of $11.39 per share.

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