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66 /100
HIGH RISK
Score updated Oct 13, 2026

RLEA — Rubber Leaf Inc. Dilution Risk Tracker

Track RLEA dilution risk with DilutionWatch's stock tracker. DilutionScore™ measures dilution risk across 5 factors — lower scores indicate higher risk of share dilution.

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As of October 13, 2026, Rubber Leaf Inc. (RLEA) has a DilutionWatch DilutionScore of 66/100, rated HIGH dilution risk. Rubber Leaf Inc. has a market capitalization of $184.99M, 41.11M shares outstanding.

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Score Breakdown

📋 Offering Ability
60
💰 Cash Runway
40
📊 Float Risk
80
⚠️ Warrant Exposure
40
🔄 Convertible Debt
40

Dilution Forecast

☀️
Clear
No significant dilution signals
model est. 10%
🔄 Reverse Split model est. 15%
• 52-week low $0.81 has breached $1
📉 Score Deterioration model 10%
• Score in HIGH risk zone (66/100)
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Market Data

Market Cap$184.99M
Shares Outstanding41.11M
Float6.60M
Cash$2.23M
Debt$2.61M
Short InterestN/A

Source-Backed Evidence Depth

This public preview uses stored DilutionWatch fields and linked SEC/market records only. Missing values are not estimated.

FieldCurrent ValueBasis
DilutionScore66/100DilutionWatch score record
Shares Outstanding41.11MVerified float table or market cache
Public Float6.60MVerified float table or market cache
Market Cap$184.99MMarket data cache
Cash Runway14.1 monthsDilutionWatch score inputs
Shelf CapacityNone in current score inputsSEC-derived dilution fields
ATM CapacityNone in current score inputsSEC-derived dilution fields
Outstanding WarrantsNone in current score inputsSEC-derived dilution fields

Recent source-backed SEC insight records available on this page: 1.

Recent SEC source mix: XBRL 1.

The page does not infer future share issuance, financing probability, cash needs, management intent, or price impact when source fields are absent.

Institutional Holdings

Institutional data not yet available.

Short Interest

Short Interest1
Days to Cover1.0
% of FloatN/A
FINRA data as of Sep 30, 2026

Recent SEC Activity

xbrl XBRL CONVERTIBLE 2023-03-31
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Recent News

No recent news available for this ticker.

Factual RLEA Dilution Snapshot

Rubber Leaf Inc. (RLEA) has a DilutionScore of 66/100, rated High dilution risk. Score date: October 13, 2026.

This automatically generated snapshot is assembled from stored DilutionWatch data fields and may contain data-source errors or omissions. It is not financial advice, not investment research, and not a recommendation. Do your own research and review the full disclaimer and terms of service.

DilutionScore History — Last 90 Days

RLEA's DilutionScore has held steady at 66/100 (High risk) for 89 consecutive days across the tracked period.

Period Score Risk Level Duration
Jul 16 – Oct 13, 202666/100HIGH89 days

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