Triller Officially Delisted From NASDAQ After Failing To Make Filings

Triller is no longer being publicly traded, with NASDAQ delisting the company after it failed to make necessary filings. As you may recall, the parent company of TrillerTV merged with AGBA Group Holding Limited back in October of 2024 and began trading on the NASDAQ. The WON reports that the latter is no longer the case. A NASDAQ hearing panel confirmed the company’s delisting on December 26th, which means all trading of the stock has been suspended.

In order to be properly traded, Triller needed to file two periodic reports by December 24th, according to Tip Ranks. Those filings were not made. The company said in a press release:

“The Company’s operations have been progressing in a normal manner, and no deficiencies or irregularities have been identified that materially affect the Company’s financial position or operational integrity. The filing delay is attributable primarily to one remaining technical matter involving the consolidation of accounts for a U.S.-based operation within Triller Group. Management is highly confident that the Company will regain full filing compliance within weeks, positioning the Company for robust revenue growth, product development, and expansion in 2026.

“The imposed timeline does not account fully for the substantial remediation efforts that the Company has already achieved in resolving non-recurring integration challenges following the October 2024 business combination with legacy Triller Corp. The Company’s team, in collaboration with its advisors and auditors, has spent more than a year addressing all accounting and audit matters related to legacy Triller Group’s pre-merger operations. Prior to the merger’s closing, the Company (then operating as AGBA) was in full compliance with all Nasdaq listing requirements.

“The Company is also in the final stages of implementing a comprehensive upgrade to its accounting systems and processes in partnership with a leading accounting and finance consulting firm in Los Angeles.”

Triller noted that they intend to appeal the decision, and will go to the SEC and United States Court of Appeals if necessary.

It was reported in May of last year that the company was in financial trouble. A hoped-for $14 million investment deal fell through in April. The WON notes that there has been talk of this dating back over a year. Triller is the home of AEW Plus for countries where AEW does not have a live TV deal and hosts shows for a number of independent promotions, most prominently GCW. Triller TV+ is still running as normal as of now.

AEW did not announce Worlds End for watching on Triller last month.