Autozi Internet Technology (Global) Ltd. (NASDAQ: AZI) confirmed that it has met Nasdaq’s minimum market value of listed securities requirement, a threshold of $50 million, and the company’s scheduled delisting hearing for January 22 has been cancelled. The notification, issued on January 13 2026, marks a critical de‑risking event that keeps the company’s shares on the Nasdaq Global Market.
The compliance win is significant because a failure to meet the market‑value rule would have forced Autozi into a delisting process, potentially moving its shares to the over‑the‑counter market and eroding investor confidence. By regaining compliance, Autozi preserves its access to public capital markets, a vital lifeline given its historical liquidity challenges and the need for additional financing to support growth initiatives.
Autozi’s financial position has been fragile. In fiscal 2024 the company generated $124.74 million in revenue but posted a net loss of $74.47 million, negative EBITDA of $11.4 million, and a working‑capital deficit of $19 million. Shareholder equity was negative $134.8 million. The company’s market value had previously fallen below the $50 million threshold, prompting a Nasdaq notification in March 2025 and a compliance deadline of September 2025. The recent compliance is likely driven by a $90 million equity investment from CDIB at $3.50 per share and a strategic partnership with the China Auto Maintenance Parts Alliance, which together have bolstered the company’s capital base and market‑value profile.
Management emphasized that the compliance achievement is part of a broader strategy to strengthen the balance sheet and accelerate digital transformation. “We are addressing near‑term liquidity pressures with disciplined cost management and targeted capital infusions,” said a company spokesperson. The company also highlighted a non‑binding proposal for up to $300 million from CDIB Capital and a memorandum of intent for approximately $980 million in sales, underscoring its intent to secure long‑term growth capital.
Investors reacted positively to the compliance announcement, citing the de‑risking of a delisting and the momentum from recent strategic investments. The market viewed the event as a validation of Autozi’s efforts to stabilize its financial footing and pursue expansion in the automotive aftermarket and digital services sectors.
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