TechCreate Group Ltd. will request a review of NYSE American’s decision to delist its Class A ordinary shares, the company announced on Thursday.
The NYSE American Listing Qualifications Panel affirmed a June staff determination to commence delisting proceedings, citing Sections 1001, 1002(e), and 1003 of the NYSE American Company Guide. The panel’s decision was finalized on August 20, with TechCreate required to submit its appeal request to the NYSE Committee for Review by September 4.
The delisting follows a one-day trading suspension imposed by the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission in February 2026, which cited potential share manipulation concerns. TechCreate’s shares remain suspended on NYSE American and are currently quoted over the counter under the symbol TCGLF.
Neither the SEC nor NYSE American has attributed responsibility for the alleged manipulation to TechCreate. The company stated that neither it nor its insiders were involved in or aware of the activity and has cooperated with regulators. TechCreate emphasized that the delisting proceedings do not impact its operations, customer relationships, or financial position.
The company acknowledged that the outcome of its appeal remains uncertain. NYSE American’s decision to delist is based on its assessment that the shares no longer meet listing standards, though TechCreate has not been formally accused of wrongdoing.
