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Nasdaq Delisting Candidates, To The Pink Sheets
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The list of possible delisting candidates is too long to publish here. These companies are called "non-compliant" usually for late SEC filings or stock prices which trade below the exchange minimum share price. Most of these companies can appeal and go through a process to remain listed.
The entire list is published.here. Among some of the notables:
Applied Digital Solutions (DIGA)
Atari (ATAR)
Children’s Place (PLCE)
Conexant (CNXT)
EntreMed (ENMD)
Force Protection (FRPT)
infoUSA (IUSA)
Mindspeed (MSPD)
PixelWorks (PXLW)
QMed (QMED)
Sonic Foundry (SOFO)
Sonic Solutions (SNIC)
TranSwitch (TXCC)
Zila (ZILA)
Douglas A. McIntyre
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