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Rotech hangs by a thread

Rotech hangs by a thread

The NASDAQ hasn’t given up on Orlando-based Rotech Healthcare—yet.

On Feb. 21, the NASDAQ approved Rotech's application to transfer from the stock market’s Global Market to Capital Market listing, according to a Feb. 25 Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) filing. The provider began listing on the Capital Market, under the same symbol (ROHI), Feb. 27. The Capital Market has less restrictive continued listing requirements, including a $1 minimum bid price requirement.

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The NASDAQ notified Rotech on Nov. 16 that it was in danger of being delisted from the stock market for not meeting a minimum market value of $15 million. The provider, which today is valued at $12.21 million, had until Feb. 18 to regain compliance. Rotech filed an application to transfer to the Capital Market listing on Feb. 8.

According to the SEC filing: “As previously reported, the company is currently not in compliance with the $1 minimum bid price requirement under NASDAQ Marketplace rules. The delisting of the company’s common stock would likely have a material adverse effect on the trading price, liquidity, volume and marketability of the company’s common stock.”

Rotech’s stock is currently trading at 48 cents per share.

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