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Swarmer, Inc Common Stock : SWMR

SWMR

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$38.23

$3.22 (7.77%)

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Common Stock

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NASDAQ

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USD

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USA

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TECHNOLOGY

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SOFTWARE - INFRASTRUCTURE

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Swarmer’s 520% Debut Day Gain Masks a 2,161x Revenue Multiple and No Analyst Coverage

David Beren | Mar 22, 2026 at 7:00 AM EDT

Swarmer’s 520% Debut Day Gain Masks a 2,161x Revenue Multiple and No Analyst Coverage

A $15 million IPO just spawned a ~$679 million company in two days, an almost unheard of scenario. Swarmer (NASDAQ:SWMR),…

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