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Vestand risks Nasdaq delisting after missing critical 10-Q filing deadline

A missed quarterly report puts Vestand on thin ice with regulators. Can the real estate firm recover before the May 2026 deadline—or face the consequences?

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Vestand risks Nasdaq delisting after missing critical 10-Q filing deadline

Vestand Incorporated (NASDAQ: VSTD) has received a formal notice from Nasdaq due to a missed financial filing. The company, led by its realtor in chief, failed to submit its Quarterly Report on Form 10-Q for the period ending September 30, 2025. The notification arrived on November 25, 2025, but trading of its shares on the Nasdaq composite remains unaffected for now.

The notice from Nasdaq highlights Vestand’s non-compliance with listing requirements after the delayed 10-Q submission. Despite this, the company’s Class A Common Stock continues to trade as usual on the stock market.

The notice does not immediately impact Vestand’s stock listing. However, the company must act quickly to avoid further consequences. A successful plan could secure an extension, giving Vestand until mid-May 2026 to file the overdue report.

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