Garmin Stock Surges 2.34 as $400M Trading Volume Jumps 180% on New Wearable Software Updates Ranking 265th in Market Activity

Garmin (NYSE: GRMN) rose 2.34% on August 28, 2025, with a trading volume of $400 million, a 180.73% increase from the previous day, ranking 265th in market activity. The stock’s surge followed the release of new software updates for select wearable devices, which expanded functionality for fitness tracking and outdoor navigation.

The company introduced enhancements for models including the fenix 8, Venu X1, Forerunner 570/970, and Enduro 3, alongside updates for the Edge 1050 cycling computer. Key features include "Running Tolerance" to optimize training loads, "Garmin Triathlon Coach" for adaptive workout plans, and "Track Run Daily Suggested Workouts" with pace-based targets. The Edge 1050 received improvements like timing gates for real-time performance analysis and 5 Hz GPS recording for detailed trail mapping. These updates aim to strengthen user engagement by personalizing training regimens and enhancing data precision.

Additional tools such as "Running Economy" and "Step Speed Loss" metrics, requiring the HRM 600 heart rate monitor, were highlighted as innovations to refine athletic performance. Sleep tracking reminders and a "Smart Wake Alarm" were added to support recovery management. The updates, rolled out automatically via Garmin Connect or Garmin Express, focus on bridging hardware capabilities with actionable insights for athletes and outdoor enthusiasts.

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