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Tiny Nasdaq-listed logistics firm’s shares surge on plan to buy Trump coin

Matthew Griffin / Bloomberg
Matthew Griffin / Bloomberg • 2 min read
Tiny Nasdaq-listed logistics firm’s shares surge on plan to buy Trump coin
Some are following in the footsteps of Michael Saylor’s MicroStrategy, which has turned to the sale of convertible debt and other securities to fund the purchase of Bitcoin worth more than US$50 billion. Photo: Bloomberg
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A small logistics company's plan to hold President Donald Trump's memecoin as a treasury asset is fueling its blistering stock rally.

Nasdaq-listed Freight Technologies said it will use proceeds from the sale of convertible notes to buy the Trump digital token. The company intends to start with a US$1 million ($1.3 million) offering, and may raise up to US$20 million. The penny stock more than doubled on Friday, giving it a US$4.71 million market value. The move followed a more than 20% swing up and then back down in the two trading sessions after Wednesday's morning announcement.

The Houston-based company said in a press release that it is one of the first public companies to make the Trump coin "a cornerstone of its digital asset strategy." The purchase came after Freight Technologies acquired FET tokens from Fetch.ai, a decentralised artificial intelligence platform. As of April 29, the company said it holds about US$8 million worth of FET.

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