Fly-E shares rise 12.73% after-hours amid heavy trading and multiple market halts.
ByAinvest
Monday, Dec 1, 2025 4:16 pm ET1min read
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Fly-E Group (NASDAQ: FLYE) surged 12.73% in after-hours trading amid heavy, volatile activity that triggered multiple market halts. The move followed a wave of securities-fraud class action filings and investor alerts from multiple law firms, citing alleged misstatements about revenue outlook and battery risks, as well as a reported 32% revenue decline preceding an 87% stock collapse. Upcoming lead-plaintiff deadlines (e.g., Nov. 7 and Nov. 10, 2025) and increased litigation-related disclosures amplified short-term volatility. While the broader context includes a 94.7% year-to-date price drop and a 71% three-month decline against sector benchmarks, the after-hours rally appears driven by speculative trading and procedural market dynamics tied to the ongoing legal scrutiny.
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