Worksport is trading 5.8% lower at $0.43 in after-hours trading, with no clear company-specific catalyst identified.

  • Worksport closed at $0.46 on September 28; the after-hours decline was 5.84%, following a 3.51% regular-session gain.
  • Reuters reported broad market pressure that day amid the U.S.-Iran stalemate, higher oil prices and rising Treasury yields, but this does not establish the cause of Worksport’s move.
  • Broader markets also declined, but that alone does not explain the separate after-hours drop.