Onfolio Holdings Receives Nasdaq Delisting Notice
Onfolio Holdings Inc. filed an 8-K disclosing that Nasdaq has notified the company it no longer satisfies a listing rule. The notice starts a regulatory clock that requires the company to regain compliance or face removal from the exchange.
Onfolio Holdings Inc. received a notice of delisting from Nasdaq on or before May 29, 2026, the company disclosed in an 8-K filed that day with the Securities and Exchange Commission.
The filing, submitted under Item 3.01, states that Nasdaq determined Onfolio Holdings no longer meets a specific listing rule. Item 9.01 of the same form includes exhibits related to the notice. Onfolio Holdings is a public company with CIK 0001825452 whose shares have traded on Nasdaq.
The notice shifts the company from full compliance with Nasdaq's continued listing standards to a formal deficiency status. Nasdaq rules typically grant a company between 30 and 180 days to cure the identified deficiency, depending on the rule violated, after which the exchange may issue a delisting determination.
The exact cure period and the precise rule violated are detailed in the notice referenced in the filing.
Downstream, the company must now submit a plan to regain compliance or appeal the determination within the deadlines set by Nasdaq. Failure to regain compliance or secure an extension will trigger a suspension of trading and formal delisting from Nasdaq.
A delisting would require the company to either move to over-the-counter markets or pursue an uplisting application on another venue once eligibility is restored. The filing also obligates Onfolio Holdings to disclose any material updates on the status of the listing matter in subsequent SEC reports.
This marks the first public disclosure by Onfolio Holdings of a Nasdaq listing deficiency since the company became subject to Exchange Act reporting requirements. The 8-K constitutes the official record of the notice under SEC rules and obligates the company to update investors on any material developments in the compliance process.
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