High Roller Technologies Wins Time to Regain NYSE American Compliance

High Roller Technologies has been given extra time to meet the New York Stock Exchange (NYSE) American’s continued listing requirements, with the exchange approving a compliance plan that extends until December 4, 2026.

Good to know

• High Roller’s compliance plan runs through December 2026.
• The company was flagged in June 2025 for failing to meet equity and loss standards.
• NYSE American can delist the stock if progress is not shown.

On June 4, 2025, NYSE American notified High Roller that it was not meeting the exchange’s standards. The issues centered on stockholders’ equity, which was reported at roughly $2.8 million as of March 31, 2024, along with ongoing operating and net losses in three of the four most recent fiscal years ending December 31, 2024.

Faced with the notice, High Roller was required to present a clear recovery plan by July 4, 2025. The exchange has now approved that plan, giving the operator 18 months from the notice date to show progress toward compliance.

While the plan offers breathing room, it comes with strict oversight. NYSE American will carry out periodic reviews to evaluate whether High Roller is meeting milestones. Failure to make satisfactory progress—or failing to achieve full compliance by December 4, 2026—would give the exchange the authority to start delisting proceedings.

After the announcement, High Roller’s stock moved up trading at $2.85 per share at the start of the weekend, up over 13% for the day. The company acknowledged the uncertainty that lies ahead, stating it can provide “no assurances” that it will make progress NYSE American considers acceptable