OTCMKTS:CAST 13 June 2026 - 15 June 2026

FreeCast, Inc. kept up its wild swings on Monday morning. Shares jumped 140.68% Friday, closing at $1.55 on 211.1 million shares traded. CAST started that day at $0.598 and hit $2.00. In Monday’s premarket, the stock was quoted at $5.26, rising 239.35% from Friday’s close, StockAnalysis showed. FreeCast triggered the move with a June 11 announcement saying its direct-to-consumer residential unit and PaaS partners, such as telecoms, broadband, wireless, property managers and hospitality, can now offer DIRECTV. “DIRECTV is one of the most recognized entertainment brands in America,” CEO William Mobley said. FreeCast positioned DIRECTV as a possible recurring-revenue stream, but the statement gave no details on financials, subscriber targets or timing for major revenue.

FreeCast, Inc. shares turned into one of the market’s sharpest micro-cap movers on June 12, with CAST closing at $1.55, up 140.68%, on volume above 211 million shares. The stock later pulled back to $1.40 in after-hours trading, a reminder that the move was powerful but still unstable. StockAnalysis data put FreeCast’s market capitalization near $64 million at the close, against trailing-12-month revenue of $565,171, making valuation a central question after the rally. The spark was FreeCast’s announcement that it expanded its DIRECTV relationship, allowing DIRECTV services to be offered through FreeCast’s direct-to-consumer residential initiatives and its broader Platform-as-a-Service, or PaaS, ecosystem. PaaS means FreeCast provides a technology platform that partners can use to launch branded streaming services without building the infrastructure themselves. The company said DIRECTV streaming no longer requires a home-mounted satellite dish and is available through existing FreeCast sales and distribution channels.