Oriental Rise shares surge 50.20% after-hours after regaining Nasdaq minimum bid price compliance.

Oriental Rise Holdings (ORIS) surged 50.20% in after-hours trading following confirmation that it has resolved a Nasdaq minimum bid price deficiency. The company received official notification that its shares maintained a closing bid price of at least $1.00 for ten consecutive business days (Dec. 30, 2025–Jan. 14, 2026), fulfilling the Nasdaq Capital Market’s listing requirement. This development closed a prior compliance issue and reinforced the company’s eligibility for continued Nasdaq listing, signaling improved stability and corporate governance. The resolution alleviated investor concerns over potential delisting risks, directly aligning with the sharp after-hours price increase. Institutional activity also showed growing confidence, with multiple hedge funds significantly increasing their holdings in Q3 2025.