Momentus shares surge 13.31% after-hours on $15M global agreement with Solstar Space.

think> Okay, let's tackle this query step by step. The user wants me to act as a financial analyst explaining the stock price movement of Momentus (MNTS) by linking it to relevant news events. The stock went up 13.31% after hours, and there's a list of recent news items provided. First, I need to confirm the stock's movement and the trading session. The input says it's an after-hours increase of about 13.31%, which rounds to 13.31%. The trading period is after-hours, so that's clear. Next, I have to evaluate the news events. The user provided a long list, so I need to scan through them to find the most relevant ones. The key here is to find news that was released around the time of the after-hours trading and that directly impacts the stock price. Looking at the dates, the most recent news is from November 24, but the stock movement in question is for October 14, 2025. Wait, the user's input says the stock performance is for "盘后 after-hour" but the date isn't specified. However, the recent news includes events up to October 30, 2025. Wait, the user might have a typo or inconsistency here. Let me check again. Wait, the input's "Recent News Events" include dates up to November 2025, but the example given in the instructions refers to October 14, 2025. The user might be referring to a specific date, but it's unclear. However, the stock movement mentioned in the input is a single instance: Momentus盘后 after-hour up 13.31444759%. The corresponding news events need to be linked to this specific movement. Assuming that the after-hours movement happened on October 14, 2025, the relevant news would be from that date. Looking at the list, there's a news item from October 14, 2025: "Momentus Shares Are Moving Higher Tuesday: What's Fueling The Momentum?" from Benzinga. Also, on the same date, there's a BusinessWire announcement about a Warrant Inducement Transaction for $7.0 million in gross proceeds. Additionally, there's a news item from October 13, 2025, about a $15M global agreement with Solstar Space. However, if the stock movement is on October 14 after hours, the news from October 13 might be the catalyst. The user's input mentions that the stock surged over 16% after hours on October 13, according to another news item. But the given stock performance is a 13.31% increase. There might be multiple news events around that time. Wait, the user's input has conflicting dates. The example in the instructions refers to October 14, 2025, but the actual input's news events include multiple entries. Let me focus on the most recent and impactful news before the after-hours trading. The key news events around October 13-14, 2025, include: 1. Momentus Signs $15M Global Agreement with Solstar Space (October 13). 2. Momentus Announces a Warrant Inducement Transaction for $7.0M (October 14). These two events are likely the main drivers. The $15M contract with Solstar Space would be a positive development, indicating new business and potential revenue. The warrant inducement transaction could signal fundraising, which might be seen as positive if it provides needed capital without dilution concerns. I need to check if these news events are bullish. The Solstar agreement is definitely positive as it's a new contract. The warrant transaction might be neutral or positive, depending on terms, but since it's an inducement, it's likely seen as a positive financing move. The other news items, like the NASA contracts in October 9-10, are older and might not be the immediate cause. The user's example in the instructions used a specific news event as the cause, so I should focus on the most recent and directly related news. Therefore, the after-hours surge on October 14 is likely due to the Solstar agreement announced on October 13 and the warrant transaction on October 14. The example in the instructions combined two news events into the explanation, so I can do the same here. Now, structuring the explanation: start with the stock movement, mention the trading session, then list the key news events. Ensure the percentage is rounded to two decimals (13.31%) and the dates are correct. Avoid any markdown and keep it concise, under 150 words. Make sure the tone is professional and factual, similar.