Integrated Media Technology Limited (NASDAQ: IMTE) faced a scheduled Nasdaq suspension and delisting on Nov. 10, 2025, over a late 20‑F. Shares were trading at the open, suggesting a short automatic stay tied to a Nasdaq hearing request. Here’s the status, timeline, and what investors should watch next.
Key takeaways
- Why today matters: Nasdaq staff set Nov. 10, 2025 as the date IMTE would be suspended and delisted unless it requested a hearing after failing to file its FY2024 Form 20‑F on time.
- Trading status at the open: IMTE was trading this morning; that outcome aligns with the company’s stated plan to request a Nasdaq hearing, which triggers an automatic 15‑day stay under the hearings process. (Inference based on live trading; see rules detail below.)
- What’s confirmed vs. not: The company disclosed the delisting determination on Oct. 31 and said it intends to request a hearing. As of publication, we haven’t seen a fresh Nov. 10 filing or press release confirming the exact time the request was submitted.
- Next procedural step: After a timely hearing request, a company may receive a 15‑day automatic stay and can ask the Panel for an extended stay pending the hearing outcome.
Stock snapshot (intraday)
As of ~14:34 UTC (9:34 a.m. ET), IMTE was actively trading with heavy volume.
At a glance: Price ~$1.06; day’s range ~$0.88–$2.32; intraday volume ~51.8M. (Live exchange data via widget above.)
What happened and when (the timeline)
- May 8, 2025 — Deficiency letter: IMTE said it received a Nasdaq Deficiency Letter for the late FY2024 Form 20‑F and outlined a path to submit a compliance plan and, if accepted, receive an extension through Oct. 29, 2025.
- Oct. 31, 2025 — Delisting determination: IMTE disclosed a Nasdaq staff delisting determination for non‑compliance with Listing Rule 5250(c)(1) (timely filing of periodic reports), stating shares would be suspended and delisted at the open on Nov. 10unless a hearing was requested. IMTE said it intends to request that hearing. The company furnished the notice on Form 6‑K the same day.
- Nov. 10, 2025 — Decision day: At the open today, IMTE shares were trading, which is consistent with a timely hearing request that automatically stays a suspension for 15 days while a Panel considers any request for an extended stay. (Process per Nasdaq Rule 5800 Series.)
Editor’s context: Several outlets and market pages recapped the Oct. 31 determination and the Nov. 10 potential suspension date; none posted a new company announcement this morning at the time of publication.
What the Nasdaq hearing means (plain English)
- Automatic 15‑day pause: When a company timely requests a hearing, any pending suspension/delisting action is automatically stayed for 15 calendar days from the request date. The company may also ask for an extended stay through the hearing decision.
- Possible outcomes: The Panel can affirm the delisting, grant an exception with conditions (e.g., meet filing deadlines by a specified date), or transfer between Nasdaq market tiers if applicable.
Company at a glance: what IMTE does
Integrated Media Technology Limited is a small‑cap Australia‑based issuer whose activities have included manufacture and sale of nano‑coated plates for filters, electronic (switchable) glass, and Halal certification/distribution; prior filings and profiles also reference broader 3D display and related tech.
Today’s move in context
- Catalyst: The delisting determination and the Nov. 10 clock remain the focal near‑term catalysts. Market reaction last week reflected that risk; outlets noted price volatility around the Oct. 31 disclosure.
- Why trading continued this morning: Live trading at the open suggests that a hearing request (and the automatic stay) is in effect, in line with what IMTE said it intended to do. We have not seen a same‑day filing confirming the precise timestamp of that request. (This point is an inference; investors should monitor official channels below.)
What to watch next
- A fresh 6‑K or press release from IMTE formally confirming the hearing request and any extended‑stay decision by the Nasdaq Hearings Panel. (Check SEC EDGAR and the company’s newswire entries.)
- Filing progress: Whether IMTE files its FY2024 Form 20‑F, the core compliance issue driving the determination.
- Nasdaq administrative updates (trader alerts/halts page) in case trading status changes intraday or in the coming days.
Sources and documentation
- Company press release (Oct. 31, 2025): “IMTE Announces Receipt of Delisting Determination Letter from Nasdaq,” including the note that IMTE intends to request a hearing and the Nov. 10 suspension date unless a request is made.
- Nasdaq posting of the same release (Oct. 31, 2025).
- IMTE Form 6‑K (Oct. 31, 2025) furnishing the delisting determination and attaching the release.
- Nasdaq Rulebook (Rule 5800 Series): outlines the hearings process, the 15‑day automatic stay, and potential outcomes.
- Oct. 31 media recaps noting the Nov. 10 effective date unless a hearing is requested.
- Background on the earlier deficiency notice and extension path (May 8, 2025).
- Business profile references (Reuters/Yahoo Finance) describing IMTE’s segments.
Important note for readers (not investment advice)
This article summarizes public, time‑stamped disclosures and Nasdaq’s rules as of November 10, 2025. Market status can change quickly. Always verify with primary sources (SEC filings, official company releases, and Nasdaq) before making trading decisions.
