The Delisting Clock: The One Deadline That Is Actually Dated
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The Delisting Clock: The One Deadline That Is Actually Dated
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Almost nothing in a small company filing comes with a date attached. Going concern language tells you a company may not survive, but not when. A shelf tells you shares may be sold, but not which day. There is one exception, and it is the exchange listing rules. Atlas and Michael cover the clock: the thirty consecutive days below a dollar that trigger it, the letter the company must disclose within four business days, the one hundred eighty days to cure and what curing actually requires, the second window and the reverse split it usually implies, and the hearing that can stretch the whole thing to roughly a year. Then the part that matters most in this segment. Losing an exchange listing can cost a company its fast path to raising money, at exactly the moment it needs to raise fastest.