The Singapore-based enterprise software provider faced a potential delisting in January after its Class A ordinary shares traded below the $1 threshold for 30 consecutive business days. Nasdaq officials officially closed the compliance matter on June 30, granting the company relief just days before the July 6 cutoff date. This recovery provides a much-needed stabilization for shareholders after months of sustained decline.
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Republic Power Group Surges Following Nasdaq Compliance Recovery
A 38% spike in after-hours trading pushed Republic Power Group shares to $2.44 on Wednesday, marking a sharp reversal for a stock that had shed nearly its entire value this year. The jump followed an official notification that the firm successfully met Nasdaq’s minimum bid price requirement ahead of the deadline.
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