FRMI +8.29% on Nov 12 · Analysis updated Nov 12, 2026, 9:48 AM ET

Why is Fermi Inc. (FRMI) stock up?

Fermi shares have fallen about 55% over the past month, hitting an all-time low of $1.44 on Nov 5 amid a leadership and governance fight. The fight involves a former CEO, a largest shareholder pushing for a sale, a lease that remains ineffective, and the loss of the earlier tenant deal. On Nov 12 the company reported Q3 results and announced a deal with an investment-grade hyperscaler. The customer is committing about $200M in prepayment and $15M for early construction toward 600 MW at Project Matador. The stock is up about 8% to $1.96 in early trading, after rising 17.5% on Nov 11, on heavy volume. Offsetting this, the TensorWave lease and the AMD credit support were terminated, and the definitive long-term lease is not yet signed. Net debt has risen to about $958M, losses are large, and short interest is high, at about 18.6% of the float. Analyst targets of about $16.6 sit far above the price, but they have been cut before. Near-term moves are likely to stay very volatile.

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