MLEC Stock Extends Its Relentless Rally, Sees 35% Boost Today After Change In Shareholding

• Agriculture Investment Group currently owns a 65.1% stake in Moolec.
• This followed a prior deal between Moolec’s unit, Bioceres, and AIGC.
• MLEC stock has gained around 145% since the company implemented a reverse stock split in a one-for-fifteen ratio.

Shares of Moolec Science SA (MLEC) drew strong retail interest Monday, rising over 35% and heading for a third straight gain, days after Agriculture Investment Group Corp. became its largest shareholder.

According to an SEC filing dated April 2, Agriculture Investment Group Corp. (AIGC) became the controlling shareholder of Moolec Science, owning 65.1% of its shares after converting preference shares into ordinary shares.

This followed a prior agreement between Bioceres Group and AIGC, and the completion of a business combination that made Bioceres a subsidiary of Moolec.

How Did Retail Traders React?

Retail sentiment for MLEC on Stocktwits flipped to ‘extremely bullish’ from ‘bearish’ a day earlier, amid ‘extremely high’ message volumes. Message volumes on the platform have increased by 50% over the past seven days.

One user suggested the stock could rise due to growing demand for high-yield crop technology, driven by fertilizer shortages tied to the Middle East conflict.

Another user sees key resistance levels at $13, $18, and $20. The stock is currently trading just above $9.

Stock Sees Massive Gains Since Reverse Split

On January 30, Moolec confirmed that the Nasdaq Stock Market Hearings Panel approved its request for continued listing after the company regained compliance with the minimum bid price requirements following a 1-for-15 reverse share split, which took effect on Jan. 5, 2026. The stock has surged more than 145% since the reverse split became effective.

On February 13, the stock posted one of its biggest intraday gains of the year after the company reported strong results from the crushing phase of its U.S. GLASO safflower platform, confirming gamma-linolenic acid (GLA) levels of around 45%.

Moolec cultivated about 1,100 acres of engineered safflower across the United States during the 2025 season. Average yields were around 2,200 pounds per acre, up from around 1,400 pounds in 2024, exceeding the company’s internal expectations.

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