TechCreate Group Ltd. said it will appeal a delisting decision by NYSE American, following a regulatory review tied to a one-day trading suspension ordered by the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission earlier this year.
The NYSE American Staff notified the company on June 12 that it would commence delisting proceedings under Sections 1001, 1002(e), and 1003 of the NYSE American Company Guide, concluding that TechCreate’s Class A ordinary shares were no longer suitable for continued listing. The exchange’s Listing Qualifications Panel affirmed the staff’s determination on August 20, setting a September 4 deadline for TechCreate to submit a formal request for review to the NYSE Committee for Review.
The proceedings stem from a February 2, 2026 SEC order suspending trading in TechCreate’s shares for one day due to potential market manipulation. The company has denied any involvement, stating that neither it nor its corporate insiders had knowledge of or participated in the alleged activity. TechCreate added that it has fully cooperated with regulators throughout the investigation.
The delisting process does not impact the company’s operations, customer relationships, or financial standing, TechCreate said. However, the firm acknowledged that there is no guarantee the Committee for Review will overturn the panel’s decision. Trading in the shares remains suspended on NYSE American, with the stock currently quoted in the over-the-counter market under the symbol TCGLF.
TechCreate Group, a Singapore-based provider of payment software solutions founded in 2015, offers digital payment infrastructure to financial institutions and enterprises globally.
