
US Stock Exchange threatens to withdraw publisher from its listings following value drop
The NASDAQ US Stock Exchange has once again stated that it will remove Atari from its listings unless the North American games publisher shows notable improvements by March 20th.
The fresh warning comes after Atari’s public share value dipped below $15 million for 30 consecutive days. To avoid punishment, the company must see its value exceed the limit for ten consecutive days by March 20th.
Atari has come under fire from NASDAQ before for failing to file its annual reports on time.
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