Volato Group Receives NYSE American Delisting Notice
Volato Group Inc. disclosed in an 8-K filing that it received a notice from NYSE American stating the company is not in compliance with continued listing standards. The notice triggers a requirement for Volato to submit a plan to regain compliance within specified deadlines or face potential removal from the exchange.
Volato Group Inc. said it received a letter from NYSE American on or about June 3, 2026, notifying the company that it is not in compliance with the exchange's continued listing standards, according to an 8-K filed with the SEC on June 4, 2026.
The filing, which reports under Item 3.01, states that NYSE American determined Volato is not in compliance with Section 1003(f)(v) of the NYSE American Company Guide. The company has been afforded a cure period to regain compliance. Under Item 8.01, the company reported the receipt of this notice as an other event.
Volato Group Inc. is a public company with CIK 0001853070 that was previously listed on NYSE American. The delisting notice directly affects the company's ability to maintain its listing on the exchange, which serves as the venue for trading its shares. The exact number of shares outstanding or market capitalization at the time of the notice is not detailed in the filing.
The operational change moves Volato from presumed compliance to a formal non-compliance status subject to NYSE American's procedures. The company must now submit a plan to regain compliance within the exchange's required timeframe. If the plan is accepted, the company will be subject to periodic reviews to determine whether it is making progress.
Failure to regain compliance by the end of any cure period will result in the suspension and delisting of the company's shares. The filing does not specify the exact length of the cure period but notes that the exchange's rules govern the timeline.
Downstream, Volato must act within the exchange's deadlines to submit its compliance plan or risk immediate suspension of trading. A delisting would require the company to pursue an appeal or seek quotation on an over-the-counter market. The company will likely need to file additional disclosures with the SEC regarding any material updates to its listing status or the outcome of its compliance efforts.
NYSE American will continue to monitor the company's progress against the accepted plan.
This marks the first public disclosure by Volato Group Inc. of a NYSE American delisting notice in the provided record. The 8-K includes exhibits detailing the notice letter as required under Item 9.01.
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