Why is Origin Materials choosing to voluntarily delist from Nasdaq?

Origin Materials is voluntarily delisting from the Nasdaq Capital Market and deregistering with the SEC to eliminate significant legal, audit, and other public company costs, a move its board believes aligns with maximizing shareholder value—especially given the company's current financial struggles and its stock price being near a 52-week low.

What will happen to Origin Materials' stock trading after delisting?

After delisting, Origin Materials' trading will move to the over-the-counter (OTC) market; however, the company does not intend to apply for OTC quotation, and if a Plan of Dissolution is approved by shareholders, no trading market for its stock will exist.

Origin Materials to Voluntarily Delist from Nasdaq

Jun 10, 2026

Origin Materials Inc plans to voluntarily delist from Nasdaq to cut costs amidst financial struggles, potentially shifting to OTC markets or dissolution.

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Origin Materials Reaffirms Intention to Voluntarily Delist from Nasdaq and Deregister with SEC

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Origin Materials Reaffirms Intention To Voluntarily Delist From Nasdaq And Deregister With SEC

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