Why it may matterVerify against the original reporting
Delisting risk and need for a favorable hearing create substantial liquidity and price downside unless a timely cure is achieved; reverse split can restore price but is not a proven fix and depends on regulatory approval.
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Agroz Inc. received a Nasdaq Staff Determination to delist due to a sub-$1 bid price for 30+ days, insufficient stockholders’ equity, and delinquent 2025 Form 20-F. The company will appeal by Aug 25, 2026, pursue a 1-for-10 reverse split, and expedite the 20-F filing with a new PCAOB-registered auditor, targeting mid-Oct 2026. Outcomes hinge on Nasdaq Hearings Panel decisions and audit progress.
Nasdaq to delist AGRZ for sub-$1 bid price, low equity, and 20-F issues.
Company plans hearing by Aug 25; reverse split to boost price.
Auditor Golden Eagle CPAs to speed Form 20-F filing; target mid-Oct 2026.
Management prioritizes compliance and transparency with Nasdaq through hearing.
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