The Securities and Exchange Commission formally dismissed its Division of Enforcement proceeding against IEH Corporation on January 14 2026, a decision announced by the agency on January 15 2026. The dismissal removes the threat of delisting and confirms that IEH’s securities registration remains active on the OTC market.
IEH’s regulatory troubles stemmed from a series of delinquent filings that were caused by the implementation of a new inventory cost accounting system and COVID‑related operational delays. The company addressed the issue by filing all overdue reports between June and November 2023, including a comprehensive Form 10‑K covering fiscal years 2020‑2022. Since the completion of those filings, IEH has maintained timely periodic reporting.
CEO Dave Offerman said, "It is incredibly gratifying and validating to have this matter dismissed. The SEC has recognized that although we were late in filing several periodic reports, we rectified the issues that led to the delinquencies and have been current since November 2023. We are very pleased to finally have this matter behind us… As our business continues to grow, we welcome this latest positive development and look forward to sharing more good news in the months and years ahead." The statement underscores the company’s confidence in its compliance and future growth.
The regulatory relief is a significant milestone for IEH. By securing its listing, the company can now concentrate on expanding its core PCB connector business and pursuing an uplisting to a platform that offers greater liquidity and visibility. The decision also signals to investors that IEH has resolved the compliance issues that previously cast uncertainty over its operations.
Market participants reacted positively to the dismissal, reflecting renewed confidence in IEH’s regulatory standing and its prospects for growth. The company’s shares remain quoted on the OTC Pink market on an "Unsolicited Quotes Only" basis, and the removal of the delisting threat is expected to improve trading liquidity.
In summary, the SEC’s dismissal of the enforcement proceeding restores IEH’s regulatory footing, enables the company to focus on its core business and potential uplisting, and provides investors with a clearer view of its compliance status and growth trajectory.
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