Captivision ( CAPT ) moved sharply lower on Wednesday following a regulatory update tied to its Nasdaq listing status.

CAPT closed the regular session down 84.33% at $0.062 and declined a further 51.38% in after-hours trading to $0.030.

Company Overview

Captivision Inc ( CAPT ) develops architectural media glass solutions, including its G-Glass technology used for digital displays on building facades.

Delisting Notice

The company announced Wednesday that it received a determination from the Nasdaq Hearings Panel to delist its ordinary shares from the Nasdaq Global Market.

The decision follows Captivision's ( CAPT ) failure to meet a previously granted deadline to complete its 2024 financial audit and file its Form 20-F annual report with the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission.

Shift To OTC Markets

Following the delisting, Captivision's ( CAPT ) shares are expected to begin trading on the OTC Pink Limited market before moving to the Expert Market under the ticker "CAPTF."

The company noted that trading on OTC markets may result in reduced liquidity, lower transparency and increased volatility for investors.

Strategic Plans

Captivision ( CAPT ) said it intends to regain compliance by completing its delayed financial filings.

The company also reiterated plans to complete a previously announced business combination with Montana Tunnels Mining Inc., which would lead to the creation of Montana Gold Inc. and mark a strategic shift toward the mining sector.

Trading Metrics

Captivision ( CAPT ) has a market capitalization of approximately $2 million and is trading near the bottom of its 52-week range of $0.051 to $1.93.

Benzinga Edge Rankings indicate the stock shows negative price trends across the short, medium and long term.

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