SMX Warns of Potential Future Reverse Stock Splits and Delisting Risk

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SMX disclosed its intent and ability to conduct additional reverse stock splits, citing historical use to counter downward share price pressure and warning of risks including decreased liquidity and potential Nasdaq delisting.

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• Potential for Additional Reverse Stock Splits

  SMX stated it may strategically effect one or more additional reverse stock splits from time to time without further shareholder approval under Ireland law.

• Historical Use Linked to Dilution

  The company has historically effected reverse stock splits when there is downward pressure on the trading price of its Ordinary Shares, typically as a result of the sale into the market of registered Ordinary Shares upon the conversion of outstanding convertible promissory notes or warrants.

• Significant Risks Highlighted

  Warnings include decreased liquidity, further stock price decline, increased costs for odd lot holders, and the explicit risk of a Nasdaq deficiency notice or delisting.

• Context of Financial Distress

  This disclosure follows the F-3 shelf registration filed on 2026-03-25, which included a going concern warning, indicating ongoing financial challenges.

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This filing highlights SMX's ongoing struggle to maintain its share price and Nasdaq listing, a concern amplified by the recent F-3 filing which included a going concern warning. The company's reliance on reverse stock splits to offset dilution from convertible notes and warrants suggests a challenging financial position. Investors should be aware of the significant risks outlined, including further share price decline, reduced liquidity, and the explicit possibility of a Nasdaq deficiency notice or delisting, which would severely impact the stock's value and trading.