Mawson Infrastructure Group Inc. (NASDAQ: MIGI) confirmed that it has regained compliance with Nasdaq’s continued listing requirements, including the Market Value of Listed Securities (MVLS) rule and the Bid Price rule, as of December 22 2025.
The company’s compliance plan, approved by the Nasdaq Hearing Panel, relied on a $2.5 million stockholders’‑equity alternative to meet the MVLS threshold and a $4 million at‑the‑market equity offering that raised $13.2 million in net proceeds. The plan also addressed the bid‑price requirement by maintaining a closing bid price of $1.00 per share, the minimum level required for Nasdaq Capital Market listing.
Mawson had previously received non‑compliance notifications in August 2025 for the bid‑price rule and in November 2025 for the MVLS rule, with extensions granted through December 4 and December 19 respectively. The company’s history of compliance lapses underscores the importance of the current approval, which restores its listing status and eliminates the risk of delisting that could further erode investor confidence.
Liquidity concerns have long shadowed the company, with a current ratio of 0.39 reported in January 2025 and a downgrade by Cantor Fitzgerald in August 2023. The regained compliance removes a key regulatory hurdle, improving the company’s ability to raise capital and manage cash flow, and signals to investors that the company is taking concrete steps to address its financial fragility.
Mawson operates a digital infrastructure platform that supports artificial‑intelligence, high‑performance computing, and digital‑asset workloads, including Bitcoin mining. The firm emphasizes the use of carbon‑free energy and currently operates 129 MW of capacity, with additional projects under development. The company’s focus on clean energy and high‑margin AI services positions it to capture growth in data‑center demand while mitigating environmental impact.
Interim CEO, General Counsel, and Corporate Secretary Kaliste Saloom said the dismissal of an involuntary Chapter 11 petition in October 2025 had “relieved downward pressure on our stock price and provided us with greater liquidity.” He added that the company remains focused on scaling its AI and energy‑management businesses while maintaining disciplined capital deployment to support long‑term growth.
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