SPAR gets Nasdaq notices
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- November
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SPAR Group Inc., a marketing company in Greenburgh, has received two notices from Nasdaq indicating that its shares are at risk of being delisted.
The company said a notice it received last week indicated it is not in compliance with a rule that requires it to have $2.5 million of stockholder equity, $35 million of market value for listed securities or certain profit levels. Nasdaq said it is reviewing the company’s listing.
Earlier this week, Nasdaq advised SPAR its stock price closed below $1 the previous 30 days, which also takes the company out of compliance. Nasdaq gave the company 180 days to get into compliance with the rule.
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