BNB Plus Corp. reports April 28 with short interest at 71% of float and highly volatile positioning. Cost to borrow remains elevated at 101% while utilisation sits at 38%, down from a 100% 52-week high.
Short interest stands at 915,457 shares as of April 23, representing 70.9% of the free float. The position dropped 36% overnight after spiking above 1.4 million shares earlier in the week. Over the past month, short interest has surged by over 100,000%, jumping from negligible levels below 3,000 shares in early March. Days to cover sits at 1.0 based on the latest FINRA data from April 15.
Cost to borrow is 100.8%, up 18% over the past week. CTB has nearly doubled from 52.3% on March 13, reflecting persistent borrowing pressure despite the recent pullback in short shares.
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BNBX has no analyst coverage. No price targets or ratings are available heading into the print.
The company's enterprise value is $930,313. No P/E, P/B, or other traditional multiples are available. ORTEX short score ranks in the 5th percentile, indicating elevated short-squeeze risk relative to the broader universe. Days-to-cover ranks in the 52nd percentile while utilisation ranks in the 30th percentile. The overall short score is 76.7 out of 100.
Insider activity is stale. The most recent trades date back to March 2021. Silvermine Capital Advisors holds 10.6% of shares outstanding, acquired in March 2026. Off The Chain Capital and Galaxy Group Investments each hold 3–4% stakes. Vanguard and Geode have initiated small positions totalling less than 1% combined.
BNBX last reported on February 13, 2026. The stock has declined 29% over the past month and is down 12% over the past week. Price closed at $0.52 on April 24, up 4% on the day.
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