ECD Automotive Design Faces Nasdaq Delisting Over Minimum Bid Price Rule

Reuters01-03
ECD Automotive Design Faces Nasdaq Delisting Over Minimum Bid Price Rule

ECD Automotive Design Inc. is facing potential delisting from the Nasdaq Stock Market after failing to meet the exchange’s minimum bid price requirement of $1.00 per share. The company received multiple notices from Nasdaq, most recently in December 2025, indicating that its stock price remained below the required threshold for 30 consecutive business days. Due to a recent reverse stock split, the company is not eligible for an additional compliance period, and unless it successfully appeals to the Nasdaq Hearings Panel, trading of its securities could be suspended as early as August 15, 2025. This regulatory issue could significantly impact the company’s ability to maintain its public listing.

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