Green Circle Decarbonize Technology Limited received notice from NYSE American that its Class A shares will be delisted due to low share price, with trading suspended immediately. The company plans to transition its shares to the OTC Pink Limited Market and will request a review of the delisting decision within seven days. Despite the delisting, Green Circle remains an SEC reporting company and will continue its business operations and reporting obligations. Shareholders can trade their shares on the OTC market without needing to take action during the transition.
Green Circle Decarbonize Technology Limited's transition to the OTC trading platform is presented here with Energy-sector market data from Pluang. For readers following Energy stocks, 79 US stocks were priced on Pluang as of Nov 05, 2026 03:41 WIB, with 6 rising and 73 falling. Notable movers include SM Energy Company at USD 31.08 with a 1-day change of -15.24%, Kodiak Gas Services at USD 41.16 down 11.57%, and Liberty Energy at USD 13.12 down 11.44%.
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