Several companies listed on the Nasdaq Stock Market have recently received notifications regarding their share prices falling below minimum bid requirements, raising concerns about potential delisting.
CollPlant Technologies, Inc. Was alerted by Nasdaq on March 22, 2026, regarding its stock price. The company received a notice indicating that its shares are trading below the $1.00 minimum bid price, according to a company filing.
Gelteq, Inc. Too received a similar notification from Nasdaq on March 22, 2026, concerning its minimum bid price. The company stated it is reviewing its options to regain compliance.
Gauzy, Inc. Was notified by Nasdaq about its share price on March 22, 2026. The notification relates to the company’s stock trading below the minimum bid price, as reported in company disclosures.
CalciMedica, Inc. Received a warning letter from Nasdaq on March 22, 2026, addressing both its market capitalization and share price. The company is evaluating its available options, according to a recent statement.
These notifications highlight the challenges faced by smaller companies in maintaining listing requirements during periods of market fluctuation. Falling below the minimum bid price can trigger a delisting process if not addressed promptly, potentially impacting investor confidence and access to capital.
