NYSE sends notice confirming that LightInTheBox has demonstrated compliance with the continued listing standards under Section 802.01B and is no longer considered below criteria.
Compliance Plan Accepted
The NYSE accepts LightInTheBox’s plan to regain compliance and grants an 18-month cure period from the December 26, 2024 original notice date.
NYSE Deficiency Notice
NYSE notifies LightInTheBox that it is 'below criteria' under Section 802.01B because average total market capitalization and stockholders’ equity each fell below $50 million over a 30 trading-day period.
Logistics and supply chain strength proved pivotal for LightInTheBox’s return to NYSE compliance. Agile sourcing, DTC fulfillment, and third-party supply-chain services stabilized its financial metrics, lifting market cap above $50 million.
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Recency clustering
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