Nasdaq to Delist Aditxt Following Trading Suspension

Key Facts

1Aditxt is facing delisting procedures from the Nasdaq stock exchange following a suspension of trading on its shares.

2Nasdaq announced on September 17, 2026 that it will file a Form 25 to complete the delisting of Aditxt, whose Nasdaq trading has been suspended since June 25, 2026; the delisting takes effect ten days after the filing.

Amid strict regulatory oversight of micro-cap companies on US exchanges, Aditxt, Inc. is facing delisting procedures from the Nasdaq stock exchange. According to reports, this move follows a formal suspension of trading on the company's shares. The proceedings were initiated after the company failed to maintain compliance with Nasdaq's specific listing requirements, marking a critical phase in its regulatory standing.

The developments underline the company's difficulties: its shares are now quoted on the over-the-counter (OTC) market, and the company has warned in its filings that trading on a substitute market would likely mean less liquidity and more price volatility than on Nasdaq. ADTX shares closed at $0.0045 on September 22, 2026, after touching an intraday low of $0.004, nearly three months after trading on Nasdaq was suspended.

Investors are now watching for Nasdaq to file the Form 25 with the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC); the delisting becomes effective ten days after that filing, according to the exchange's September 17 announcement and the company's September 23, 2026 filing.

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What changed: Correction: Nasdaq trading had been suspended since June 25, so the September 22 price came after the suspension, not before it. "Total loss of liquidity" was replaced with what the company's filings say, and an unsupported Fed link and the claim of no upcoming catalysts were removed; the Form 25 filing is still pending.