CEA Industries Receives Nasdaq Delisting Notice
CEA Industries Inc. filed an 8-K on May 13, 2026 disclosing a notice of delisting or failure to satisfy a listing rule. The notice starts a regulatory clock that requires the company to submit a compliance plan or face removal from the exchange.
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nrn.comCEA Industries Inc. received a notice from Nasdaq that it no longer satisfies a listing rule, according to an 8-K filed with the SEC on May 13, 2026.
The filing, submitted under Item 3.01, identifies the exchange as Nasdaq and states that the company failed to meet a specific listing requirement. Item 9.01 includes exhibits related to the notice. The company has a cure period to regain compliance, though the exact duration and the precise rule violated are detailed in the attached notice incorporated by reference in the filing.
The disclosure affects CEA Industries Inc., a public company with CIK 0001482541 that had been listed on Nasdaq. No share count, market value or customer numbers are stated in the document.
Prior to the notice the company maintained Nasdaq listing and the associated reporting and governance obligations that come with it. The new state is formal non-compliance status. The change took legal effect on the date the notice was received, triggering the cure period outlined in the exchange's rules.
If the company does not regain compliance within that window, Nasdaq will issue a delisting determination.
Downstream, the company must respond to the exchange within the cure period or request a hearing. A delisting would require the company to evaluate alternative trading venues such as OTC markets and would alter its obligations under SEC reporting rules tied to exchange listing.
The filing itself starts the 4-business-day public-disclosure window required by SEC rules for Item 3.01 events. Separate filings would be required if the company appeals the determination or reaches a resolution with the exchange.
This marks the first such delisting notice disclosed by CEA Industries in the current reporting cycle. The Form 8-K constitutes the primary SEC record and contains no additional financial statements beyond the required exhibits.
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