Triller has been suspended and delisted from the Nasdaq Stock Market.
The streamer broadcasts wrestling, boxing, MMA and entertainment programming.
“This decision stems from the Company not having been able to file two periodic reports by a deadline of December 24, 2025 set by the Hearings Panel,” wrote Triller in a statement.
Triller is going to appeal the decision.
“We expect to regain full filing compliance and return to regular trading on a major Exchange soon,” states Triller.
Triller argues that the “company’s operations have been progressing in a normal manner and no deficiencies or irregularities have been identified that materially affect the company’s financial position or operational integrity.”
Triller says the delay is due to a “remaining technical matter” in consolidation of a U.S.-based operation within Triller Group. It is also implementing a “comprehensive upgrade to its accounting systems and processes in partnership with a leading accounting and finance consulting firm in Los Angeles.”
“Management is highly confident that the Company will regain full filing compliance within weeks, positioning the company for robust revenue growth, product development, and expansion in 2026,” said Triller.
