HANGZHOU, China - Nano Labs Ltd (NASDAQ:NA), a prominent fabless integrated circuit design firm in China, has achieved compliance with the Nasdaq's minimum bid price requirement, according to a notification from the Nasdaq Stock Market received on November 18, 2024. The company had previously been notified of non-compliance on May 23, 2024, when its share price fell below the $1 threshold.
The Nasdaq's Listing Qualifications Department confirmed that Nano Labs' closing bid price had been at or above $1.00 per share for 10 consecutive business days from November 4 to November 15, 2024. This reinstatement follows the company's efforts to meet the exchange's stringent listing standards.
Nano Labs specializes in high throughput computing (HTC) chips, high performance computing (HPC) chips, and other distributed computing and storage solutions. Their Cuckoo series is noted as one of the market’s initial near-memory HTC chips, according to a Frost & Sullivan industry report.
The compliance reinstatement is a significant step for Nano Labs, as it continues to innovate in the integrated circuit industry. This development may reassure investors and stakeholders of the company's ability to adhere to market regulations and maintain its listing on a major stock exchange.
The news is based on a press release statement from Nano Labs Ltd. The company, known for its comprehensive flow processing unit (FPU) architecture, integrates HTC and HPC features to provide advanced computing solutions.
Investors are reminded that forward-looking statements within the press release involve risks and uncertainties. Nano Labs has expressed its commitment to adhere to market standards and regulations as required by law, without providing any forward-looking assurances beyond the current compliance achievement.
In other recent news, Nano Labs Ltd reported mixed financial results for the first half of 2024 with a net revenue decline to $3.47 million, mainly due to decreased sales of the iPollo V1 Series product. On a positive note, the company observed significant growth in 3D-printing product revenue and reduced operating expenses by 20.1%. However, a net loss of $8.30 million was reported.
In a significant corporate move, Nano Labs converted $8.5 million in interest-free loans into Class A ordinary shares, altering the company's capital structure. This decision, facilitated by Chairman and CEO, Mr. Jianping Kong, Vice Chairman Mr. Qifeng Sun, and their affiliates, relieved the company from future loan obligations.
In terms of product development, Nano Labs launched the Cuckoo 3.0 chip, which is expected to boost future sales growth. The company is also expanding its Metaverse offerings and exploring opportunities in AI computing. These recent developments underline Nano Labs' ongoing commitment to creating additional value for shareholders.
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