NASDAQ delisting

Trident Digital ($TDTH) received Nasdaq delisting notice for failing minimum bid price and market value requirements. Company has until September 2026 to regain compliance.

Farmer Brothers Coffee shareholders approved Royal Cup acquisition. The 129-year-old coffee company will go private and delist from NASDAQ by May 2026.

$ITOC rallies 66% after-hours on Nasdaq reprieve, yet delisting threat persists as stock languishes below $1 compliance threshold through October.

Beyond Meat faces Nasdaq delisting as stock plummets below $1, with Q4 revenue down 20% and gross margins at 10.3% versus 30% target. Rebranding from plant-based meat signals strategic retreat.

Beyond Meat's stock has collapsed 84% from its 52-week high, falling below Nasdaq's $1 minimum threshold and forcing the company to consider a reverse stock split to maintain listing compliance.

Cambium Networks delisted from Nasdaq effective March 27, 2026, for failing to comply with filing requirements, moving to illiquid OTC markets with reduced investor protections and accessibility.

China Liberal Education ($CLEUF) faces class action over 240M hidden shares causing 98.1% stock collapse and NASDAQ delisting. Lawsuit deadline is March 31, 2026.

Founder Group Limited notified by NASDAQ of public float deficiency, must submit compliance plan by April 3, 2026, or face potential delisting.

Lumine Group completes $258.4M acquisition of Synchronoss Technologies, a cloud platforms and SaaS provider. The all-cash deal adds software capabilities to Lumine's portfolio.