Ispire Technology's shares surge by 4.8% in midday trading

Nov.27.2023
Ispire Technology's shares surge by 4.8% in midday trading
Ispire Technology's stock price rose 4.8% during midday trading on November 24, reaching a high of $12.20 before closing at $12.19.

According to a report from Watchlistnews, shares of Ispire Technology (NASDAQ: ISPR), a US-based e-cigarette and cannabis product development company, rose by 4.8% during midday trading on November 24. The stock reached a peak trading price of $12.20 and closed the session at $12.19.


During the trading period, approximately 13,395 stocks were exchanged, which represents an 81% decrease compared to the daily average trading volume of 70,585 stocks. Prior to this, the company's stocks had closed at $11.63.


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