Here are the latest headlines on reverse stock splits from credible sources:
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Faraday Future plans a reverse stock split to meet Nasdaq minimum bid-price requirements; proposed ratios range from 1-for-2 up to 1-for-90, subject to shareholder approval. This reflects ongoing efforts by smaller U.S. tech/startups to maintain listing eligibility. [Economic Times summary, 2025-08-16][1]
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Lucid Group was highlighted as a high-profile reverse split candidate in 2025, with reports of a potential 1-for-10 split aimed at lifting the share price above certain listing thresholds; outcomes depend on regulatory and market conditions. [Yahoo Finance feature, 2025-09-02][2]
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Adicet Bio announced a reverse stock split of 1-for-16, approved by its board, as part of its corporate actions to support listing and capital structure. [Business Wire, 2025-12-22][3]
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Drive Shack and other companies continued announcing reverse splits (e.g., 1-for-100) tied to meeting listing standards or capital-structure strategies, with dates and ratios disclosed in press releases. [Business Wire/Stock News aggregators, 2025-10 to 2026-03][3]
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A broad live feed and aggregators track upcoming reverse splits across NYSE/NASDAQ, including Curative Biotechnology and other tickers, with ratios, effective dates, and round-lot protections noted. [Stock Titan live feed, 2026-04-15][4]
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Industry-wide coverage continues with press releases listing specific reverse splits by ratio and timing, across sectors including biotech, consumer services, and tech, as companies respond to delisting risk or investor perception. [PR Newswire stock split hub, 2026-04-13][5]
If you want, I can drill down into a specific company or region (e.g., U.S. tech firms vs. European listings) and pull the most recent filings or press releases with exact ratios and dates. I can also summarize the typical impacts of reverse splits on share price, liquidity, and investor perception with concrete examples. Let me know your preferred focus.