Keel Infrastructure is trading at CA$2.57, up +10.78% on November 6, alongside a broader technology-stock recovery and stronger-than-expected U.S. jobs data that supported risk appetite.
- The rebound followed a sharp November 5 sell-off, after quarterly revenue fell to US$28 million from US$68 million a year earlier.
- Management said on its earnings call that it no longer expects to sign three leases by year-end 2026; available reporting identifies no new company-specific catalyst for the rebound.