Enjoei stock rises 1.35 percent as reverse split nears

Enjoei stock was trading at BRL 0.75 on B3 on September 24, 2026, up 1.35 percent. The quote stood 44.03 percent below the 52-week high of BRL 1.34, while market capitalization was BRL 153,763,493.

Reverse split reshapes the share base

The central corporate event is a 10-for-1 reverse split approved by shareholders in September 2026. As The Rio Times reported on September 9, 2026, the move reduces the share count from 205,017,990 to 20,501,799 without changing stated share capital.

The new structure is scheduled to begin on October 9, 2026, according to Investing.com. The arithmetic changes the number of units held, not the proportional ownership represented by those units.

Revenue grows while earnings stay negative

Enjoei reported Q2/2026 revenue of BRL 60.77 million, up from BRL 49.61 million in Q1/2026, according to Investing.com. That represents a 22.50 percent sequential increase and gives the reverse split a business backdrop beyond the share-count change.

The same Q2/2026 snapshot lists EPS at BRL -0.14. For investors, the key contrast is clear: revenue expanded from the prior quarter, while the company continued to report a per-share loss.

BRL 0.75 remains below the yearly high

At BRL 0.75 on B3 on September 24, 2026, Enjoei stock was 44.03 percent below its BRL 1.34 52-week high and BRL 0.12 above its BRL 0.63 low. The 1.35 percent daily gain gives the session a positive direction, but the wider yearly range keeps the reverse split and operating figures central to the stock story.