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# A Nasdaq Media Company Buys Itself Weeks to Avoid Delisting
- URL: https://www.pennystocks.news/tnmg-a-nasdaq-media-company-buys-itself-weeks-to-avoid-delis/
- Published: 2026-08-26T18:02:39.000Z
- Updated: 2026-08-26T18:02:39.000Z
- Description: The Nasdaq Hearings Panel gave TNL Mediagene a conditional reprieve after moving to remove it from the exchange. Two deadlines — the first arriving in September — will decide whether the listing survives.
- Author: PennyStocksNews Team
- Tags: nasdaq, ticker-tnmg

Nasdaq moved to delist TNL Mediagene in June. After an appeals hearing in August, the company has won more time — but must clear two compliance tests before the end of October or face removal from the exchange.

TNL Mediagene NASDAQ: TNMG 

The sequence that brought things to this point began on **June 22, when Nasdaq's listing qualifications staff determined to delist** TNL Mediagene, citing failure to regain compliance with the minimum bid price rule and existing non-compliance with the stockholders' equity rule. The company requested a hearing a week later. That hearing took place on **August 4**, and the Nasdaq Hearings Panel issued its ruling on August 23.

The panel set two conditions. **By September 21, TNL Mediagene must demonstrate compliance with the minimum bid price requirement** — the rule that sets a floor on how low a listed stock can trade. **By October 30, it must show its stockholders' equity is sufficient** for continued listing. The filing does not say what the company has proposed to do to satisfy either condition.

Shares closed **43.29% higher at $0.5700** after the panel's ruling became public, on dollar volume of about $129 million.

The panel has kept the power to withdraw the exception at any point. If any development during the grace period makes continued listing inadvisable — in the panel's judgment — it can act. TNL Mediagene's own filing says there is no assurance the company will meet the conditions, and a failure on either would result in delisting.

TNL Mediagene had already failed the bid price rule once before June 22 — that failure was what triggered the determination to delist. It now has until September 21 to fix that, and has not said how.