Triller Discloses Delisting from NASDAQ & Plans To Appeal

Wrestling and sports combat streaming service Triller Group Inc. issued an official statement earlier today confirming their delisting from NASDAQ and their plans to appeal the decision.

The company announced that they had received a determination letter from a Nasdaq Hearing Panel on Friday, December 26th confirming the suspension of stock trading and the delisting of the company’s securities on their exchange.

Prior to the announcement, NASDAQ had given Triller this past spring and summer to submit a plan about how it would regain compliance after receiving warnings over issues with the company’s severe financial issues and uncertain future since October of 2024. NASDAQ had also given Triller a deadline of December 24th to file overdue period reports about the company’s financial well-being.

Official press release:

ILLR Remains Confident in Nasdaq Appeal and Imminent Filing Compliance

Los Angeles – December 30, 2025 –  Triller Group Inc. ( “Triller Group” or “the Company”) today announced that it received a determination letter from a Nasdaq Hearings Panel on December 26, 2025, confirming the suspension of trading on the Nasdaq Stock Market effective at the open of the market on December 30, 2025 and delisting of the Company’s securities. This decision stems from the Company not having been able to file two periodic reports by a deadline of December 24, 2025 set by the Hearings Panel.

The Company’s operations have been progressing in a normal manner, and no deficiencies or irregularities have been identified that materially affect the Company’s financial position or operational integrity. The filing delay is attributable primarily to one remaining technical matter involving the consolidation of accounts for a U.S.-based operation within Triller Group. Management is highly confident that the Company will regain full filing compliance within weeks, positioning the Company for robust revenue growth, product development, and expansion in 2026.

The imposed timeline does not account fully for the substantial remediation efforts that the Company has already achieved in resolving non-recurring integration challenges following the October 2024 business combination with legacy Triller Corp. The Company’s team, in collaboration with its advisors and auditors, has spent more than a year addressing all accounting and audit matters related to legacy Triller Group’s pre-merger operations. Prior to the merger’s closing, the Company (then operating as AGBA) was in full compliance with all Nasdaq listing requirements.

The Company is also in the final stages of implementing a comprehensive upgrade to its accounting systems and processes in partnership with a leading accounting and finance consulting firm in Los Angeles.

Triller Group is fully committed to exhausting all available appeal avenues. We intend to pursue an appeal through the Nasdaq process, and to the Securities and Exchange Commission and United States Court of Appeals if necessary. We expect to regain full filing compliance and return to regular trading on a major Exchange soon. The Company has retained Jacob S. Frenkel with Dickinson Wright PLLC as counsel to appeal the decision of the Hearings Panel and pursue all possible legal challenges to the Hearings Panel’s decision and the Nasdaq’s suspension of trading and delisting of our securities. On December 29, 2025, Mr. Frenkel filed an emergency application to the Securities and Exchange Commission (“SEC”) requesting, among other things, that the SEC stay (prevent from going into effect) the trading suspension.

This procedural issue has no bearing on the Company’s ongoing operations, strategic priorities, or underlying financial strength.

The Company looks forward to achieving key growth milestones in 2026 and will provide timely updates to the market regarding progress on its financial filings and the Nasdaq appeal process and challenges to the Nasdaq’s decisions.