Onfolio Holdings (ONFO) stock exploded higher Thursday after the company announced a $100 million equity facility agreement with an institutional investor. The stock was up over 149% at $1.66 at the time of writing, pushing toward the top of its 52-week range of $0.46 to $1.95.
The deal gives Onfolio flexible, discretionary capital to deploy at its own pace. There are no rigid drawdown requirements attached to the facility.
Most of the funds are earmarked for working capital and acquisitions. Onfolio is specifically targeting cash-generative online businesses it believes are undervalued under a traditional operating model but could thrive when plugged into an AI-native infrastructure.
A smaller portion of the capital will go toward growing the company’s digital asset reserve, which sits alongside its operating portfolio as part of a broader value-compounding strategy.
CEO Dominic Wells was direct about the timing. “We spent 2025 closing the gap to profitability,” he said. “Now we’re deploying capital to grow.”
Wells framed the facility as added optionality rather than a lifeline. It joins an existing convertible note facility as part of what the company describes as a growing capital toolkit.
Onfolio’s acquisition model is closely tied to its AI services layer. When the company buys a business, it aims to plug it into AI infrastructure already built out — covering content, marketing, data analytics, and automation.
The company calls this approach asset-light. It scales AI revenue on top of existing frontier model infrastructure without taking on heavy capital expenditure.
Wells said AI rollout is already underway across its existing client base. The B2B segment is seeing margin improvements, and B2C businesses are benefitting from AI-powered data analytics.
That analytics product is also being packaged up as a new service offering for B2B clients, both existing and new.
ONFO was trading 182.9% above its 20-day simple moving average and 188.2% above its 100-day SMA at the time of the move — a sharp repricing that reflects how fast the stock moved.
The 20-day SMA sits above the 50-day SMA, which is a short-term bullish signal. However, a death cross from November 2025 — where the 50-day crossed below the 200-day — remains a longer-term caution flag.
The MACD is still below its signal line with a negative histogram, which suggests momentum may start cooling even as price stretches higher.
Key resistance sits at $2.00, where the stock has stalled before. Key support is around $1.50, a round-number level that has historically attracted buyers.
The company filed an 8-K with the SEC disclosing full details of the facility.
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