Loop fell short of Nasdaq's $15 million public-share-value minimum for 30 business days, putting its listing at risk. Trading continues now, and Loop has until May 10, 2027 to meet the rule, but Nasdaq could delist its shares if it fails.
That puts Loop's Nasdaq listing at risk if it cannot meet the rule by May 10, 2027. Trading continues for now, and the company has time to fix the shortfall. Still, Nasdaq could delist its shares if it does not.
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