Gencor Industries Receives Nasdaq Delisting Notice

Gencor Industries Inc. (GENC) received a notice from the Nasdaq Stock Market on or about May 27, 2026, stating that the company is not in compliance with a listing rule, according to an 8-K filed with the SEC on June 1, 2026.

The filing, which includes Item 3.01 Notice of Delisting or Failure to Satisfy a Listing Rule, identifies the specific rule violated but does not publicly detail the precise deficiency in the Item 3.01 disclosure. Item 7.01 Regulation FD disclosure and Item 9.01 exhibits accompany the notice.

Gencor, a manufacturer of asphalt plant equipment and combustion systems with a public float that has historically supported its Nasdaq Capital Market listing, now faces a formal delisting determination process.

Prior to the notice the company's common stock traded on the Nasdaq Capital Market under the ticker GENC. The new state is that Nasdaq staff has determined the company fails one or more continued listing standards. The company has a standard 180-calendar-day cure period to regain compliance, though the exact cure deadline and any appeal rights follow Nasdaq's standard procedures detailed in the notice itself.

Operationally the stock remains listed and tradable during the cure window or any appeal. If Gencor does not regain compliance within the allowed period and any extension, or if an appeal is denied, Nasdaq will issue a final delisting determination and the shares will move to over-the-counter trading.

The company must also evaluate whether the notice triggers disclosure or covenant obligations under existing contracts or credit agreements.

Downstream, the filing obligates Gencor to respond formally to Nasdaq, potentially submit a compliance plan, and make any required follow-on SEC filings if the status changes. A successful appeal would keep the shares on Nasdaq pending a hearing outcome; failure to cure or prevail on appeal would require the company to apply for listing on another venue or accept OTC quotation.

Standard market data feeds and index inclusion rules typically treat a final delisting as effective on a date set by Nasdaq, which then becomes the reference point for broker-dealer margin and settlement procedures.

This marks the first public delisting notice for Gencor Industries in the current reporting cycle. The company last filed an 8-K referencing listing matters more than two years earlier; the June 1, 2026 filing is the definitive record of the current notice.