Key Highlights

  • WF Holding is up 46.23% at USD 0.0775 ahead of a 1-for-25 share consolidation effective October 30, 2026.
  • Solowin is down 29.14% at $4.03 in the first session after a 1-for-200 reverse split.
  • MBody AI is up 21.76% at USD 2.49, about 62% under its USD 6.50 August offering price (calculated).
  • Yimutian is down 15.61% at $0.4102 after its ADS ratio changed from 1:25 to 1:375.
  • Wheeler has completed four reverse splits in 2026 and is down 13.10% at $0.2336.

Which Reverse Split Stocks Are Making Moves on October 29?

Five stocks are moving on Thursday, October 29, 2026 with a reverse split or share consolidation in the background. They are ordered by the size of the percentage move, largest first, using the exact figure in each report. WF Holding (NASDAQ:WFF) is up 46.23% at USD 0.0775 and Solowin Holdings (NASDAQ:AXG) is down 29.14% at $4.03. MBody AI (NASDAQ:MBAI) is up 21.76% at USD 2.49.

Yimutian (NASDAQ:YMT) is down 15.61% at $0.4102 and Wheeler Real Estate Investment Trust (NASDAQ:WHLR) is down 13.10% at $0.2336. The timing varies: one split is pending, one took effect today, and three happened earlier in 2026. None of the reports says that a company release accounts for the price move.

1. WF Holding: What Explains a 46.23% Rise Ahead of a 1-for-25 Consolidation?

WF Holding's implied prior close was about USD 0.0530 (calculated). A release dated October 27 set the 1-for-25 consolidation for Friday, October 30, 2026, reducing ordinary shares from 145,957,934 to about 5,838,318. No release dated October 29 explains the rise, and a gain on a price of a few cents is a small move in absolute terms. The company is a Malaysia-based maker of fiberglass reinforced plastic tanks, pipes and ducts, with more than 30 years of operating history.

The company agreed on October 14 to sell 12,000,000 shares at USD 1.50, about $18 million gross. Each of the 12,000,000 warrants can be exercised for up to 9 shares on a zero-cash basis, or up to 108,000,000 shares in total (calculated). A separate purchaser right to buy up to another $18 million was ended on October 21, 2026. First-half 2025 revenue grew 70.09% to $3,515,890, with a net loss of $320,544.

2. Solowin: What Happened as Shares Fell 29.14% in the First Split-Adjusted Session?

Solowin's implied prior close was about $5.69 (calculated), close to the roughly $5.72 split-adjusted equivalent of Wednesday's pre-split price (calculated). A 1-for-200 reverse split became effective for trading today, reducing Class A shares from 201,529,461 to about 1,007,648. The release describes no price reaction, so any tie between the split and the decline is an inference. Solowin brings together financial services, stablecoin and fiat trading and AI infrastructure through its AXG Digital unit, and has a stablecoin issuer licence from the Central Bank of Bahrain.

Fiscal 2026 revenue was $28.05 million, up about 895%, with a net loss of $13.29 million. AI infrastructure provided about $22.2 million, or roughly 79% of revenue. Stablecoin and fiat trading volume totaled $1.04 billion. With about one million Class A shares outstanding, the float is far smaller than before, and price swings can be bigger.

3. MBody AI: What Explains the 21.76% Jump With No New Release?

MBody AI's implied prior close was about USD 2.045 (calculated). No release dated October 29 came with the move; the most recent, on October 22, announced a multiyear agreement with Caribe Royale Orlando. A 1-for-7 reverse split became effective on August 13, 2026. The company, formerly Check-Cap, sells bundles of robotic equipment, hardware-agnostic Orchestrator software and multi-year support, mostly to hospitality and gaming operators.

The company sold 1,538,462 shares at USD 6.50 on August 27 for about $10.0 million, so today's price is about 62% lower (calculated). Most merger shares are under lock-ups running to about February 22, 2027 (calculated), and its releases do not disclose revenue or cash. About 15,293,584 shares were outstanding at September 15, 2026, implying a market value near $38 million at today's price (calculated). Robot fleets operate in eleven U.S. states and have cleaned about 600 million square feet.

4. Yimutian: Why Is the Stock Down 15.61% and Under Nasdaq's $1.00 Level?

Yimutian's implied prior close was about $0.4861 (calculated). Around May 18, 2026 the ADS ratio changed from 1:25 to 1:375, a 15-for-1 reverse split. The stock ended at $1.81 on September 25, so today's price is about 77% lower (calculated). The Beijing-based company runs agricultural business-to-business platforms in China through its Yimutian and Douniu apps.

The company has until November 9, 2026 to show market value of at least $50 million for ten consecutive business days. Its releases do not give the outcome of the September 29 and 30 Nasdaq deadlines, and a $21.16 million acquisition was paid in Class A shares. A senior convertible note of $933,333 converts at $2.12 per ADS, about 5.2 times today's price (calculated), and matures on September 8, 2027. In March, management expected 2026 revenue of RMB 1 billion.

5. Wheeler: What Is Behind the 13.10% Drop After Four Reverse Splits?

Wheeler's implied prior close was about $0.2688 (calculated). Its most recent release is dated August 6, 2026, so the decline cannot be connected to a company event. Reverse splits of 1-for-3, 1-for-3, 1-for-4 and 1-for-5 took place between January 16 and July 27, 2026. Wheeler is a Virginia Beach-based owner of grocery-anchored shopping centres, and the stock was quoted at $0.2443 on October 28.

Second-quarter revenue dropped 13.9% to $22.5 million, and total debt was $471.7 million against cash of $31.9 million. Common shares outstanding were 167,781 at June 30, up from 10,530 at December 31, 2025, as preferred holders exchanged into common. Adjusted funds from operations declined to $2.4 million from $4.1 million, and combined occupancy was 93.2% across 56 centres. Series D outstanding was 1,737,197 shares with arrears of $27.1 million.

Reverse Split Stocks Side by Side: Ratios, Prices and Move Gaps

WF Holding's gain is 17.09 percentage points larger than Solowin's decline (calculated), a combined swing of 75.37 points between the two (calculated). Solowin's 1-for-200 ratio is eight times WF Holding's 1-for-25 (calculated). Wheeler's four splits compound to 1-for-180 (calculated).

Solowin's $4.03 is about 17.3 times Wheeler's $0.2336 (calculated). WF Holding's USD 0.0775 equals about USD 1.94 on a 1-for-25 adjusted basis (calculated), compared with the USD 1.50 offering price. Two of the five are higher and three are lower.

What to Watch Next: October 30 Consolidation Day, Yimutian's November 9 Deadline and Wheeler's Third-Quarter Results

WF Holding's consolidation becomes effective on Friday, October 30, 2026. Yimutian faces its November 9, 2026 market value deadline, and Wheeler's third-quarter release has no date yet, although last year's came on November 6. Investors will also follow Solowin's trading after the split, MBody AI's first full financial results and the lock-up window ending around February 2027 (calculated).