Allbirds faces US exchange delisting

Allbirds faces US exchange delisting
Delisting would be a worst-case scenario for Allbirds. (Image: Grant Bradley)
Staff reporters
Allbirds was issued a price non-compliance warning by the Nasdaq on Wednesday, triggered by its shares trading at under US$1 for 30 consecutive days.The notice kicks off a process that could end in the Kiwi-American firm being delisted from the exchange.The maker of eco-friendly shoes featuring NZ merino wool can avoid that fate if it manages to trade over US$1 (NZ$1.65) for a minimum of 10 consecutive days or more over the next 180 days – before September 30.In certain circumstances, it would appeal for another 180 days.“If th...

More Markets

AFT's growth prescription: Enter Chinese market
Markets

AFT's growth prescription: Enter Chinese market

The first shipment of first aid cream hasn't landed, but the launch is under way.

NZ sharemarket rises ahead of interest rate decision
Markets Market close

NZ sharemarket rises ahead of interest rate decision

The S&P/NZX 50 Index closed at 12,765.24, up 28.18 points or 0.22%.

Graham Skellern 21 Nov 2024
IkeGPS revenue shows sparks for subscriptions play
Markets

IkeGPS revenue shows sparks for subscriptions play

Despite a $7m net loss, subscription revenue grew 28%.

Ben Moore 21 Nov 2024
My Food Bag profitability up, customer numbers dip
Retail

My Food Bag profitability up, customer numbers dip

Company expects market conditions to remain challenging in the second half.

Gregor Thompson 21 Nov 2024