Decent Holding shares surge 43.11% intraday as February 23 EGM set to approve major share consolidation.

think> Okay, let's start by looking at the user's query. They want me to act as a financial analyst explaining a stock price movement linked to news events. The input is in Chinese, but the example is in English, so I need to make sure I understand both. First, the stock performance is "Decent Holding盘中 intradayup43.11377246%". So the stock went up by about 43.11% intraday. The trading period is intraday. The news event provided is about a scheduled EGM (Extraordinary General Meeting) on February 23, 2026, to approve a major consolidation of shares. The summary mentions shareholders will consider an updated plan, but the content is "None", which might mean there's no additional details. Now, I need to check if the news is relevant. The EGM is about a share consolidation, which can be significant. Share consolidations can affect the number of shares outstanding and sometimes signal strategic moves. However, the date is in 2026, which is over four years away. If the stock moved intraday today, the news about a future event might not directly cause the movement unless there's a leak or anticipation. But the user's example shows that even future projects can be linked if announced. Wait, the example had a project starting in July, which was in the future, but it was considered relevant. So maybe the key is that the event is announced, even if the actual date is later. Here, the EGM is scheduled for Feb 23, 2026. If the stock price moved today, but the EGM is in 2026, that's a long time away. Investors might be reacting to the announcement of the EGM itself, not the date. The content is "None", so maybe there's no more info. But the summary says it's to approve a major consolidation. Share consolidations can be bullish if seen as a step towards a merger or restructuring that could enhance value. However, the market might be overreacting if the event is too far in the future. But the problem is that the trading period is intraday today, and the EGM is scheduled for 2026. If the stock surged today, but the EGM is in 2026, is there a connection? It's possible that the news was just released today, but the date is set for 2026. Maybe the company announced the EGM today, which is why the stock moved. But the example given had a project scheduled to start in July, which was a future date but the announcement was recent. So maybe in this case, the EGM announcement is recent, even though the actual meeting is in 2026. Assuming that the EGM was announced today, then the 43.11% intraday surge could be linked. However, such a massive intraday move seems extremely high. Normally, a 43% jump in a single day is unusual unless it's a penny stock or there's a major catalyst. The example had a 4.23% move, which is more typical. But perhaps in this case, the news is significant enough. Now, the instruction says to round the percentage to two decimal places. The given number is 43.11377246%, which rounds to 43.11%. The key is to determine if the news event is relevant. The EGM is related to the company's structure, so it's relevant. The direction is positive if the market views the consolidation as a positive move. However, without more details on the consolidation's nature (e.g., whether it's a reverse stock split to increase share price, or a merger), it's hard to say, but the example treated a future project as positive. So the explanation would be that Decent Holding's stock surged 43.11% intraday after announcing the EGM to approve a major share consolidation. The EGM is scheduled for Feb 23, 2026, and shareholders will consider updated plans. The move suggests investor optimism about the restructuring. But wait, the example had a project start in July, which was in the future. The user's example included the scheduled date. So in this case, the EGM is scheduled for 2026, but the announcement is today. The example includes the scheduled date as part of the explanation. Therefore, the output should mention the EGM date and the fact that it's to approve the consolidation. The key is linking the stock movement to the news, even if the event is far in the future, as long as the announcement is recent. I need to check if there's a contradiction. The stock moved up, and the news is about a positive event (share consolidation, which can.