From listing to delisting warning: This gaming company lasted less than four years.

Many in the gaming industry likely still remember that, at the end of 2022, Snail Games went public on Nasdaq under the spotlight—touted as a subsidiary of Suzhou Snail Digital and a veteran game developer—sparking considerable optimism about its U.S. listing journey. Yet recently, a single letter from Nasdaq thrust the company back into the spotlight—though this time, not for good news. ▌Compliance Deadline: Less Than Two Months Remain for Snail Games Here’s what happened: On March 26, Snail Games received a deficiency letter from Nasdaq’s Listing Qualifications Department. Why? Simply put, Nasdaq imposes a strict requirement on listed companies: net income from continuing operations must be no less than $500,000 for the most recent full fiscal year—or for at least two of the past three fiscal years. Yet reviewing Snail Games’ annual reports for 2023–2025 reveals an unfavorable picture: the company posted net losses in both 2023 and 2025; only in 2024 did it barely turn a profit. Moreover, according to official disclosures, Snail Games also failed to meet Nasdaq’s alternative criteria—namely, minimum market value of listed securities and minimum stockholders’ equity. The volatility in profitability is especially sobering: Snail Games reported full-year net revenue of $81.2 million in 2025—relatively stable compared to $84.5 million in 2024—but its bottom line deteriorated sharply: from a $1.8 million net profit in 2024 to a $27.2 million net loss in 2025—a swing of nearly $29 million. Under Nasdaq rules, Snail Games still has a chance to rectify the situation: it must submit a compliance plan by May 11, outlining how it intends to restore financial health. If Nasdaq accepts the plan, the company may receive up to an additional 180-day grace period. That said, while submitting a plan is straightforward, actually turning performance around is far more challenging. Currently, Snail Games relies almost entirely on its "ARK" series for revenue—but this title has been live for many years, raising real questions about how much longer its lifecycle can sustain meaningful contributions. As for new releases, its recently launched title *Echoes of Bliss* remains in Steam’s Early Access phase; its near-term revenue contribution remains highly uncertain.

A major order for 15,000 tons of recycled polyester annually! After Nike, ELITe signs another global sportswear brand.

【Polymer Circular Reuse】 reports that on August 13, Ester Industries—the leading Indian manufacturer of polyester films and specialty polymers—announced that ELITe (Ester Loop Infinite Technologies Private Ltd.), its 50/50 joint venture with Loop Industries, has secured another significant commercial commitment from a globally leading sportswear brand. ELITe has signed a non-binding Letter of Intent (LOI) with a top-tier global sportswear brand to supply Loop™ PET fiber-grade resin. Under the proposed multi-year commercial framework, the brand plans to procure up to 15,000 metric tons of Loop™ resin annually from ELITe’s production facility in India. This marks ELITe’s next milestone in commercialization—following its earlier collaboration with Nike, the global sportswear giant. With this new LOI, the majority of ELITe’s Indian plant capacity has already been pre-committed by globally renowned sportswear brands—even before formal commencement of operations.

Funding Won't Cover 12 Months at Loop Industries (Nasdaq: LOOP), Which Faces Two Nasdaq Deadlines.

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Loop Industries warns cash reserves cannot fund operations for the next year amid Nasdaq compliance deadlines. Despite financial struggles, the company continues advancing its Infinite Loop plastic recycling technology through joint ventures in India and Europe.

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