Allied Gaming Seeks to Halt Nasdaq Delisting
The company missed key filing and meeting deadlines but is pursuing a hearing to remain on the exchange.
June 26, 2025
Allied Gaming Responds to Nasdaq Warning Over Compliance Violations
Deadlines matter—especially when your stock’s listing is on the line. That’s the position Allied Gaming & Entertainment Inc. found itself in after receiving a formal notice from Nasdaq on June 18. The message was clear: the company hadn’t held its required annual shareholder meeting within the twelve-month timeframe, and it hadn’t filed its Q1 financial report for the period ending March 31, 2025.
Each of these issues violates Nasdaq’s continued listing standards. Taken together, they triggered the start of a delisting process. But Allied isn’t waiting to see what happens. On June 25, the company submitted a formal request for a hearing and asked for a stay of delisting while that process plays out.
If the stay is granted, trading of Allied’s common stock will continue—at least until the Nasdaq Hearings Panel reviews the case and makes a decision. That window gives the company time to present its case, outline a plan to regain compliance, and avoid removal from the exchange.
The company shared this update with the public through a press release the same day, meeting its obligation to inform investors and maintain transparency. The situation is still evolving, but the next move belongs to the Panel. For now, Allied Gaming has made it clear that it intends to stay listed—and is actively working to do so.
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