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In a move aimed at restructuring capital and enhancing share attractiveness in U.S. markets, Jinxin Technology has announced a significant change to its American Depositary Share (ADS) ratio. According to reports, the company plans to adjust the ratio so that one ADS represents 450 ordinary shares, up from the current 18 shares. This change will have a financial and legal effect equivalent to a 1-for-25 reverse ADS split for existing holders.
This step comes as small-cap technology firms seek to maintain listing compliance on the NASDAQ exchange, which mandates minimum share price requirements. Compared to peers in the Chinese tech sector, this mechanism is frequently utilized to elevate the market price per share without altering the company's fundamental valuation. Per market data, such actions are typically intended to attract institutional investors who often avoid stocks trading below specific price thresholds.
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Sign InInvestors should monitor current price levels, as NAMI shares closed at $0.2507 (close June 18, 2026) after trading between a low of $0.2234 and a high of $0.2604 during that session. Looking at the economic calendar, traders are watching broader monetary policy impacts on foreign depositary receipts, while awaiting the official effective date of the ratio change to ensure compliance with trading requirements.