TNMG adopts 1-for-8 reverse split to preserve Nasdaq listing
Reverse splits often boost near-term stock price by reducing float effects and addressing listing rules; potential relief rally if Nasdaq eligibility is regained.
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Reverse splits often boost near-term stock price by reducing float effects and addressing listing rules; potential relief rally if Nasdaq eligibility is regained.
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TNMG announced a 1-for-8 reverse split to lift its share price above Nasdaq's $1 minimum and broaden institutional interest. The split becomes effective Sept 8, 2026 with no fractional shares issued and a new CUSIP for split-adjusted shares; Computershare will handle transfers and brokers will auto-adjust positions. If listing compliance is regained, near-term upside may emerge; otherwise delisting risk remains a consideration.
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