Gardiner Healthcare Acquisitions Transfers to Nasdaq Capital Market, Then Falls Out of Compliance Again

Gardiner Healthcare Acquisitions in an 8-K said it was notified by the Nasdaq for falling below the minimum 300 shareholders requirement for a continued listing. Gardiner said it would submit a plan to regain compliance by the Dec. 8 deadline.

The SPAC also said the exchange had granted the company’s request for transfer down to the Nasdaq Capital Market, where shares began trading today. That move followed the Nasdaq’s notification in September that the SPAC had fallen below 400 shareholders required for a continued listing on the Nasdaq Global.

Gardiner raised $75 million in a December 2021 IPO to focus on the healthcare sector or healthcare related industries in North America and Europe. It has not yet announced a deal. Read more.

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