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D. Boral ARC Acquisition I Corp.

$7.79 -$2.56 (-24.73%) 1D After hours
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$426.42M
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The Story So Far

LAST 6 MONTHS PRIMARY SOURCES ONLY
  • Jul 27
    From its Jun 1 high, the share price fell 29%.

    Peak close $10.99 on Jun 1; trough close $7.79 on Jul 27. The drawdown is the fact — the chapters around it are the context.

    RECEIPT: PRICE SERIES, PEAK-TO-TROUGH -29%
  • Jul 27
    The stock moved -24.7% in a single session.

    Sessions this size usually pair with a chapter above or below — a filing, a headline, or the whole cohort moving together.

    RECEIPT: DAILY BAR, Jul 27
  • Jul 16
    Money rotated out of high-beta cohorts market-wide.

    High-beta names lagged the blue-chips by 18.6 points over ten sessions around this date. Stocks in that cohort weren't falling alone — they fell together.

    RECEIPT: ROTATION GAUGE, LIVE

The story updates itself as events post · The wolf reports; you decide

Snapshot

Market cap$426.42M
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Shares outstanding41.2M
52-wk range$7.51 – $11.17
Avg volume · 20D429.7K
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IndustryServices-Prepackaged Software
ExchangeNASDAQ
About D. Boral ARC Acquisition I Corp.
IPO dateAug 20, 2025
Employees2

D Boral ARC Acquisition I Corp is a blank check company.

Wolf Grade COMING SOON

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The wolf is in training. Composite grades vs sector — profitability, health, value, momentum — arrive with the percentile engine. Methodology will be public.

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