RZOLV TECHNOLOGIES (RZOLF) Stock Price, News & Analysis
Why is RZOLF Stock Up Today?
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What Changed
Price Move History
- Daily moves over 5%
- 62 111 sessions, January 6, 2026 to October 26, 2026
- Largest daily move
- +31.6% close of January 15, 2026
- 1-month change
- -1.8% closing prices, September 24, 2026 to October 26, 2026
Company Description
RZOLV TECHNOLOGIES (OTC: RZOLF) is classified in the chemicals industry within the Basic Materials sector and carries a market capitalization of $13.1M.
RZOLF has declined 1.8% over the past month. The last closing price was $0.1926.
This page collects what Stock Titan holds for RZOLF, including price data, latest news, and short interest trends.
Stock Performance
RZOLV TECHNOLOGIES (RZOLF) closed at $0.1926 on October 26, 2026. Over the past month, the price has lost 1.8%.
RZOLF Metrics & Rankings
Price returns through October 26, 2026. Month-to-date and YTD include the first trading day. Ranking links may use different dates.
Latest News
RZOLV TECHNOLOGIES has 10 recent news articles, with the latest published yesterday. Of the recent coverage, 1 article coincided with positive price movement and 3 with negative movement. Key topics include partnership, management. View all RZOLF news →
SEC Filings
Short Interest History
Short interest in RZOLV TECHNOLOGIES (RZOLF) currently stands at 1.6 thousand shares, down 84.3% from the previous reporting period, representing 0.0% of the float.
Days to Cover History
Days to cover for RZOLV TECHNOLOGIES (RZOLF) currently stands at 1.0 days, down 46.5% from the previous period. The ratio is the reported short interest divided by the average daily trading volume. Across the settlements charted above, it has ranged from 1.0 to 1.9 days.
RZOLF Company Profile & Sector Positioning
RZOLV TECHNOLOGIES (RZOLF) operates in the Chemicals industry within the broader Basic Materials sector and is listed on the OTC.
RZOLV Technologies (RZOLF) reported 99.9% silver extraction to solution from solar-panel concentrate in bench-scale testing using its non-cyanide process. Extraction was calculated from independent ALS assays of the feed and final washed residue and their recorded dry masses. Subsequent electrowinning, which uses electricity to deposit dissolved silver as a solid, reduced dissolved silver concentration by 40.4% within 10 minutes and 99.85% after five hours.
Reagent consumption was calculated at 10%; the company expects approximately 90% to remain available for reuse in the next leaching cycle. Final recovery to a refined silver product still requires product weighing and assaying, reconciliation of the silver mass balance, and accounting for subsequent refining losses.