Airo Group Holdings Inc. $AIRO opened public trading with a dramatic surge, gaining up to 291% intraday on Friday. By 3:40 p.m. ET, the stock was up 155%, trading at $25.50 after multiple volatility halts. The aerospace and defense company raised $60 million by offering 6 million shares at $10—below the initially proposed $14–$16 range.

Novo Nordisk A/S $NOVO-B.CO has overtaken SAP SE $SAP to regain its position as the most valuable publicly traded company in Europe. The Danish pharmaceutical giant's market capitalization rose to $365 billion as of 10:20 a.m. in Copenhagen, narrowly surpassing SAP’s $364.3 billion valuation. The resurgence in share price—up as much as 2.3% on Friday—followed an announcement that Novo will advance its experimental obesity drug, amycretin, to late-stage clinical development. The decision came after favorable feedback from global health regulators, boosting investor confidence in Novo’s future growth pipeline.

Shares of GTL Infrastructure Ltd $GTLINFRA.BO rallied 42% over two trading sessions, closing at ₹2.16 on Thursday, June 13—an 18.7% gain on the day. The sharp move came despite the absence of corporate disclosures or regulatory filings, suggesting the price action was driven by speculative positioning and technical triggers rather than fundamentals. The surge follows Wednesday’s 12.5% rise, when the stock became the top gainer in the BSE Group "A" segment, reaching ₹1.71 by mid-morning. Trading volumes surged to 39.08 million shares, well above the one-month average of 8.75 million, reflecting heightened retail and momentum-driven interest.