Inspire Veterinary shares surge 213.91% after-hours after expanding authorized shares to 700M and securing $1.626M convertible note.

think> Okay, let's start by understanding 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 about Inspire Veterinary (IVP) stock surging 213.91% in after-hours trading. The task is to determine if the movement is due to specific news and summarize it in a Bloomberg-style paragraph. First, I need to parse the stock performance data. The stock went up 213.91% after hours. The user provided four news reasons. Let's check each one. Reason 1 mentions heavy trading with 260 million shares, which is a big number compared to the three-month average. High volume can indicate significant news, but the summary is cut off. The content says "Enable JavaScript and cookies to continue," which might be a paywall. Not sure if there's more info here. Reason 2 from Benzinga states the stock jumped 30.87% after hours to $0.030. The regular close was $0.023, down 36.99%. The key news here is the share authorization expansion approved on Jan 9, increasing Class A common stock from 100M to 700M. This is a positive move as it allows the company to raise more capital, which could be seen as bullish. Reason 3 talks about a surge of 109.57% intraday due to a $1.626M convertible note and increased shares to 70M. However, the content is in Spanish and seems to be about website info. Maybe this is a different event? The date here is not specified, but the Benzinga article is from Jan 14, 2026. The summary mentions securing a convertible note and increasing shares. If this is the same as Reason 2's share authorization, then maybe it's related. But the numbers don't match (700M vs 70M). Wait, Reason 2 says 700M, and Reason 3 says 70M. That's a discrepancy. Maybe a typo? The user input might have a mistake here. Alternatively, maybe two different events: one is the share authorization expansion (700M), another is a convertible note and another share increase to 70M. That could be two separate events. But the dates are both around the same time (Jan 14, 2026). The stock movement is after hours, so the key event is likely the share authorization from Reason 2. The convertible note in Reason 3 might be another factor, but the user needs to check if those events are the same or different. Reason 4 mentions a 109.56% pre-market surge to $0.05 with $8.54M turnover. However, the stock's movement here is after hours, so pre-market might not be the same as after-hours. The user's stock moved after hours, so the relevant news should be from after-hours. The pre-market surge in Reason 4 might be a separate event, but the stock's movement is after hours. So perhaps the main cause is the share authorization from Reason 2. Now, I need to check if the news events are relevant. The key one is the share authorization expansion from 100M to 700M, which is a significant increase. This allows the company to issue more shares, which can be used for fundraising, mergers, or other purposes. This is a positive development for the company, as it increases capital flexibility. The stock's after-hours jump aligns with this news being bullish. The other reasons: Reason 1's heavy trading might be a result of the news, but not the cause. Reason 3's convertible note and share increase to 70M might be a different event, but the numbers don't add up. If the company increased shares to 70M, but in Reason 2 it's 700M, that's a big difference. Maybe the user made a typo. Assuming that the main event is the 700M authorization, that's the key driver. The other news might be less relevant or conflicting. The after-hours price jump is 213.91%, which is a large move, so the share authorization is likely the main cause. The user's example shows that they want a concise summary. The stock moved up 213.91% after hours due to the share authorization. The answer should mention the percentage (rounded to two decimals, so 213.91%), the trading session (after-hours), and the key news (share authorization expansion approved on Jan 9). I need to make sure that the numbers are correct. The Benzinga article says the stock jumped 30.87.