Aditxt Delisted from Nasdaq After June Trading Halt
Nasdaq will formally remove Aditxt shares from its exchange. The stock moves to the OTC market following a denied appeal.
Key points
- Nasdaq will file Form 25 to delist Aditxt, effective ten days after filing.
- Trading was suspended on June 25, 2026, after the Hearings Panel denied the listing request.
- Aditxt shares are currently quoted on the OTC Market, which involves lower trading volume.
Nasdaq announced on September 17, 2026, that it will file a Form 25 with the SEC. This filing completes the delisting of Aditxt, Inc. common stock. The company shares are already quoted on the OTC Market.
Trading on the Nasdaq exchange was suspended on June 25, 2026. This halt followed a decision by the Nasdaq Hearings Panel. The panel denied Aditxt’s request to continue its listing on the exchange.
Delisting Timeline and Regulatory Filing
The delisting becomes effective ten days after the Form 25 filing. Form 25 is an official document used to remove stock from an exchange. Investors should note that this process finalizes the removal of the company from the Nasdaq list.
Shift to Over-the-Counter Trading
Aditxt shares are currently quoted on the OTC Market. This is a marketplace where trades happen between dealers rather than on a formal exchange. Stock Titan notes that this shift often means lower trading volume. Prices may swing more widely than on a major exchange.
The OTC market is sometimes described as a flea market for stocks. It serves smaller or less-regulated companies. Buying and selling shares there can be more difficult than on a primary exchange. This affects how quickly investors can exit their positions.
Impact on Market Liquidity
Delisting removes the stock from the national exchange list. This typically reduces visibility and liquidity for the security. The company failed to satisfy continued listing rules, leading to this outcome. The Nasdaq Hearings Panel notice was issued on June 23, 2026.
