Triller faces delisting from Nasdaq after missed filings
Triller Group faces removal from Nasdaq after missing financial filing deadlines and receiving a delisting notice on Oct. 14. The social media company failed to submit annual and quarterly reports for periods ending December 2024 through June 2025. Nasdaq granted an extension until Oct. 13 that went unfulfilled. The firm plans to request a hearing that would pause delisting for 15 days.
The Los Angeles operation runs a music video platform and AGBA Group financial services across Asia. First-half 2024 revenue at AGBA fell 55.8 percent due to weaker markets in Hong Kong and China. Merlin sued the company in March seeking $2.55 million in unpaid licensing fees under a 2020 agreement. Sony and Universal previously filed similar claims while Yorkville Advisors pursued $33.5 million in debt.
