The Nasdaq stock exchange has warned Canadian marijuana cultivator and manufacturer Organigram Holdings about its share price, which has fallen below Nasdaq’s $1 minimum bid price requirement for 30 days in a row.
Organigram has until July 24 to bring its share price into compliance, after which it could receive another 180-day extension before facing possible delisting.
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The company’s Nasdaq-listed shares closed at 95 cents on Wednesday.
Organigram shares also trade as OGI on the Toronto Stock Exchange.
The New Brunswick-based company reported a profit of 5.3 million Canadian dollars ($4 million) profit for its most recent quarter.
Nasdaq share-price warnings aren’t uncommon for cannabis and ancillary companies listed on the U.S. exchange.
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Marijuana industry software company Springbig Holdings is currently on the Nasdaq’s noncompliant list alongside online MJ platform Leafly and international cannabis cultivators Akanda Corp. and Clever Leaves Holdings.
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