Nasdaq Listing

Tactical Resources Corp. has secured final court approval for its business combination with Plum Acquisition Corp. III, paving the way for a Nasdaq listing in Q1 2026. This strategic move, overwhelmingly supported by shareholders, aims to enhance liquidity and visibility for the company’s focus on U.S.-based rare earth elements, vital for advanced industries and national security. A portion of new shares will be subject to a six-month lock-up. The company will delist from the TSXV upon completion.

Nicola Mining Inc. outlined a transformative 2025, positioning itself as a rising precious‑metal producer in British Columbia. Highlights include a 53‑m, >1 % copper intercept at Craigmont, a funded bulk‑sample permit for the Dominion Creek gold project, and the elimination of a $4.48 M convertible debenture after a $0.28/unit private placement. The Merritt Mill was recognized as a strategic hub, shifting to producer status with long‑term feed contracts, while $5 M of infrastructure added steady non‑mineral revenue. The Treasure Mountain silver project secured a new permit and lease extension. Nicola aims for a NASDAQ listing in H1 2026 and plans to scale milling, advance copper exploration, and leverage advanced geometallurgical technology.

Horizon Quantum, a Singapore‑based software firm, announced it is the first private company to operate a commercial quantum computer in the city‑state, deploying a proprietary processor built from components by Maybell Quantum, Quantum Machines and Rigetti. Founded in 2018, the startup aims to accelerate quantum‑enabled solutions for pharma, finance, logistics and materials while preparing for a Nasdaq listing via a SPAC merger that values it at about $503 million. The move aligns with Singapore’s national quantum strategy and positions Horizon to capture a share of the projected $30 billion global market.

374Water (SCWO) seeks shareholder approval for a reverse stock split (1-for-8 to 1-for-20) at a December 15, 2025 meeting. If approved, split-adjusted trading could begin December 26, 2025. The board can abandon the split even after approval. Management cites maintaining its Nasdaq listing and improving financing options. Recent insider purchases, a Minimum Equity Ownership Policy, and $7.0M from an ATM facility extending cash runway into Q2 2026 were also noted. A Q3 2025 results call is scheduled for November 12, 2025.

Terra Innovatum’s merger with GSR III Acquisition Corp. has been approved by GSRT shareholders, paving the way for $130 million in funding upon closing. This capital will support licensing, construction of a micro-modular reactor, and commercialization efforts, targeting a Nasdaq listing under “NKLR.” The deal is expected to close soon, pending standard conditions. Terra Innovatum aims to address energy demands with its SOLO™ reactor, with commercial availability projected by 2028, contingent on regulatory approval and execution.

Society Pass (SOPA) announced it has regained compliance with Nasdaq listing standards, specifically Rule 5550(b)(2), by meeting the minimum stockholders’ equity requirement of $2.5 million. Nasdaq confirmed the compliance on September 2, 2025. Maintaining its Nasdaq listing is crucial for SOPA, a Southeast Asian investment firm, as it allows continued access to capital markets and enhances its visibility among investors in the competitive tech landscape. This follows previous scrutiny regarding its listing status.

BriaCell Therapeutics (BCTX) announced a 1-for-10 reverse stock split, effective August 25, 2025, to maintain Nasdaq listing compliance. Shareholders receive one new share for every ten held; fractional shares of 0.5 or greater will be rounded up. The company’s convertible securities will be proportionally adjusted. Post-consolidation, BriaCell will continue trading under BCT (TSX) and BCTX (Nasdaq). Registered shareholders will receive transmittal letters with exchange instructions. The reverse split aims to increase the share price and maintain access to capital markets.