Inno Holdings shares surge 31.90% after-hours on Q1 revenue jump, narrowed loss, and $32M capital raise.

Inno Holdings (NASDAQ:INHD) surged 31.90% in after-hours trading following the release of its Q1 fiscal 2026 results, which showed a significant revenue increase to $1.46 million from $196,000 a year earlier, alongside a narrowed net loss of $28,618 and a cash position nearly tripling to $37.15 million. The company attributed the growth to operational efficiency and fundraising via 6.54 million new shares. While the capital raise raised concerns about shareholder dilution, the immediate price pop was driven by improved financial metrics, including a sharp reduction in liabilities and gross profit of $74,135. The stock’s post-market rally aligned with the earnings report’s emphasis on liquidity and reduced losses, despite skepticism about long-term sustainability.