Triller Group stock plummeted 61.5% on Tuesday after Nasdaq confirmed trading suspension and delisting effective December 30, 2025. The social media company failed to file two periodic reports by a December 24 deadline set by a Nasdaq Hearings Panel.
Management attributes the filing delay to one remaining technical matter involving consolidation of accounts for a U.S.-based operation. The company emphasized its operations continue normally with no deficiencies affecting financial position or operational integrity.
Triller Group expects to regain full filing compliance within weeks, positioning for robust revenue growth and expansion in 2026. The company has retained Jacob S. Frenkel with Dickinson Wright PLLC as counsel to appeal the Nasdaq decision.
On December 29, Frenkel filed an emergency application with the Securities and Exchange Commission requesting a stay on the trading suspension. Triller plans to pursue all available appeal avenues, including through Nasdaq processes, the SEC, and potentially the United States Court of Appeals.
The company noted it was in full compliance with all Nasdaq listing requirements before its October 2024 business combination with legacy Triller Corp. At that time, the company operated as AGBA before the merger created the current Triller Group structure.
Triller is implementing a comprehensive upgrade to its accounting systems in partnership with a Los Angeles-based accounting and finance consulting firm. The company has spent more than a year addressing accounting and audit matters related to legacy Triller Group's pre-merger operations.
The procedural issue has no bearing on ongoing operations, strategic priorities, or underlying financial strength according to company statements. Triller looks forward to achieving key growth milestones in 2026 and will provide updates on financial filings and appeal progress.
Triller Group operates two primary verticals: the Triller App, an AI-driven social media and live-streaming platform, and AGBA Group, a Hong Kong-based fintech serving over 400,000 clients across Asia. The company maintains confidence in returning to regular trading on a major exchange soon.
