Thumbage faces KOSDAQ delisting risk as market cap stays below KRW 200 billion threshold
Bitget2026/09/30 10:20- Thumbage was flagged as a KOSDAQ “administrative issue” stock on Aug. 7 due to 30 straight trading days below the market-cap threshold.
- Delisting risk applies if its market cap fails to stay above KRW 20 billion for 45 consecutive trading days within 90 trading days.
- As of Sept. 30, 36 trading days had elapsed since designation, with zero days meeting the KRW 20 billion requirement.
- Exchange notice warned delisting could occur if the market cap remains below KRW 20 billion for 10 consecutive days.
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