Alset Regains Nasdaq Compliance
The company avoided delisting but still faces uncertainty in maintaining price thresholds.
July 21, 2025
Alset Back in Compliance with Nasdaq Minimum Price Rule
On July 17, Alset Inc. received a key update from Nasdaq: the company is back in compliance with the exchange’s $1 minimum bid price rule. This means it can continue trading on the Nasdaq exchange without interruption—an important step forward following recent price challenges.
The company, which trades under the ticker AEI, had fallen below the required share price earlier this year. That triggered a compliance review, putting Alset at risk of being delisted. By regaining the minimum price level, it avoided that outcome and maintained its public listing.
This doesn’t mean the pressure is off. Alset still needs to keep its stock price above the $1 mark to stay compliant moving forward. There’s no guarantee that will happen, especially in a market where share prices can shift quickly.
For now, though, Alset is in good standing. As an emerging growth company , it continues to balance business execution with regulatory expectations—an ongoing task that will require continued focus from leadership and investors alike.
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