What is the anticipated timing of the split and will there be any trading halts or disruptions on the Tel Aviv and Nasdaq exchanges? | FRSX (Aug 15, 2025) | Candlesense

What is the anticipated timing of the split and will there be any trading halts or disruptions on the Tel Aviv and Nasdaq exchanges?

Timing of the reverse split

- Tel‑Aviv Stock Exchange (TASE): The 1‑for‑7 reverse split will be executed at the market open on Tuesday 24 August 2025.

- Nasdaq Capital Market: The same split will be carried out at the market open on Wednesday 25 August 2025.

Expected trading impact / halts

Both exchanges normally pause trading for a few minutes at the opening bell to adjust the share‑count, update the ticker, and re‑price the post‑split shares. The announcements do not indicate any extended suspension, so investors should expect only a brief, routine opening‑session halt (typically 5‑15 minutes) on each date. There is no indication of broader disruptions such as a full‑day halt or a trading suspension.

Actionable take‑aways

  1. Positioning before the split: Anticipate a modest liquidity squeeze as the share price will be multiplied roughly 7‑fold and the float will shrink. The pre‑split price will likely trade in a tighter range, while the post‑split price may see a short‑term bounce as the market digests the new price level.
  2. Order management: If you hold FRSX, ensure all orders are cleared or converted to the new share class before the open. For new entries, consider placing a limit order a few minutes after the expected opening‑session halt to avoid the volatility spike that often accompanies reverse splits.
  3. Risk control: The reverse split is a purely mechanical move; it does not change the company’s fundamentals. Keep your stop‑loss and position‑size rules based on the post‑split price, and monitor the first 30 minutes of trading on each exchange for any abnormal price swings.

In short, the split will occur at the open of each market on the dates specified, with only a brief, standard opening‑session halt and no extended trading disruptions. Adjust your order flow and risk parameters accordingly to capture the short‑term volatility while staying aligned with the underlying fundamentals of Foresight Autonomous Holdings.

Other Questions About This News

What is the expected effect of the 1‑for‑7 reverse split on FRSX's share price and liquidity in the short term? What are the primary reasons the company is pursuing a reverse split—e.g., low share price, marketability, compliance with listing requirements? How will the reverse split affect the number of shares outstanding and the company’s market capitalization? Will the reverse split impact existing shareholders' ownership percentage or voting rights in any way? How will the split affect the stock’s price per share relative to key technical support/resistance levels and any pending stop‑loss orders? What are the tax implications for shareholders, particularly regarding potential capital gains or losses? Will the reverse split be accompanied by any secondary offerings, share buybacks, or other capital‑raising activities? How does FRSX’s valuation after the split compare to its peer group and the broader market? What are the implications for the company’s ability to meet Nasdaq or TASE listing requirements after the split? Will the reverse split affect any existing warrants, options, or convertible securities? How might the reverse split influence analyst coverage, rating changes, or future earnings expectations? What is the historical performance of FRSX and similar companies after a reverse split? Are there any anticipated changes in institutional ownership or analyst coverage due to the split? What is the market’s sentiment and volume expectations around the split dates (August 24–25, 2025) and how might that affect trading strategies?