What is the timeline for Youxin Technology to regain compliance with the minimum bid price requirement?

You Xin Technology received the Nasdaq staff‑determination notices on 13 August 2025 that it is currently out of compliance with the Nasdaq 5550(a)(2) minimum‑bid‑price rule. Under the Nasdaq Capital Market rules, a company that falls below the $1.00 per share minimum must re‑establish compliance within 180 calendar days of the notice (or the date Nasdaq specifies in the notice, whichever is later). In practice this means the company must close at or above $1.00 for at least ten consecutive trading days by mid‑February 2026 (approximately February 9‑10 2026) to avoid a delisting notice.

From a trading perspective, the 180‑day window creates a short‑to‑mid‑term catalyst: any upward move in the share price that can be sustained for ten days will reset the compliance clock. Traders should monitor volume‑driven rallies, potential short‑covering, or any upcoming news (e.g., earnings, product launches, or financing announcements) that could push the price above the $1 threshold. If the price remains well below $1 as the deadline approaches, the probability of a delisting escalates, which could trigger a forced de‑listing or a reverse split. In the near term, consider a cautious stance—maintain a watch‑list position, watch for a sustained price‑above‑$1 breakout, and be prepared for volatility if the deadline looms, as investors may unwind positions on a potential delisting.