INLIF Limited shares surged 94.58% to $5.74 Friday after the China-based manufacturer of automated manipulator arms reported a sharp first-half fiscal 2026 turnaround. For the period ended June 30, revenue rose 26.01% year over year to $12.94 million, while net income reached $1.01 million versus a $1.98 million loss a year earlier. The newly launched intelligent equipment division generated $3.36 million, nearly 26% of sales, targeting capacity expansion and automation upgrades in the new energy sector. Core manipulator-arm sales rose 13.74% to $4.97 million. Gross profit increased 158.77% to $4.65 million, lifting gross margin to 35.95% from 17.50%. Research and development expenses rose 49.18% as the company more than doubled its R&D headcount to 72 employees, while total operating expenses fell 8.73% because of the absence of one-time share-based compensation. Cash and equivalents totaled $45.47 million after recent PIPE and at-the-market offerings. INLIF also announced a 1-for-200 reverse stock split to support Nasdaq listing compliance and financial flexibility. The stock remained near its 52-week low of $2.12, despite earlier reported after-hours and premarket gains.