Santacruz Silver’s volatile stock tests key support ahead of NASDAQ debut
Santacruz Silver’s share price remains under pressure after a third day of losses. The stock swung sharply on Friday, moving between CAD 12.55 and CAD 13.93 in a single session. Analysts now warn of very high short-term risk due to extreme volatility.
The company recently completed a 4:1 reverse stock split on December 10, 2025, to meet NASDAQ listing requirements. Trading under the new structure began immediately, with a planned NASDAQ debut in January 2026.
The stock is currently testing a key support level at CAD 12.55. A confirmed break below this mark could push prices even lower. Resistance has held firm at CAD 13.35, where the share price has repeatedly stalled in recent days. With a market capitalisation of around CAD 1.19 billion, the company faces a critical period. Stabilising above CAD 12.55 will be essential to prevent further declines.
Santacruz Silver’s upcoming NASDAQ listing in early 2026 follows a turbulent trading period. The stock’s ability to hold above CAD 12.55 will determine its near-term direction. Investors are watching closely as volatility remains elevated.
