Will there be a reverse stock split or other corporate actions to address the low share price?

Short‑term outlook: On August 12 2025 FOX O Technologies’ Class A shares fell below the NYSE American $0.10 minimum, triggering an immediate suspension and a formal delisting proceeding. The company has only announced the NYSE’s intent to remove the shares; it has not disclosed any plan—such as a reverse stock split, a capital raise, or a move to another market—to remedy the sub‑penny price. In the absence of an announced corporate action, the stock is likely to remain suspended and will continue to trade, if at all, on the over‑the‑counter (OTC) market after the August 13 2025 effective date.

Implications and actionable steps:

1. Expect continued low‑liquidity, high‑volatility OTC trading – the OTC market lacks the price‑stability mechanisms of a major exchange, so the share price may swing dramatically on any news.

2. Monitor for a formal corporate‑action filing – a reverse split (e.g., 1‑for‑10 or 1‑for‑100) is the typical remedy for a sub‑$0.10 price, but it requires board approval and SEC filing. Until such a filing appears, assume the status quo persists.

3. Risk management – investors should treat FOXO as a speculative, high‑risk position. If you already hold the shares, consider limiting exposure or exiting before the OTC transition, especially if you are subject to margin or regulatory constraints. For new entrants, the probability of a successful reverse split or other capital‑raising move is low at this stage; a cautious “wait‑and‑see” stance is prudent, with a watch‑list alert for any SEC‑filed amendment or press release that signals a reverse split or other remediation.