Gauzy Ltd., an Israeli company established in 2009 and headquartered in Tel Aviv, operates globally as an integrated light and vision control specialist. The company is dedicated to developing, manufacturing, and supplying advanced technologies across various international markets, including Israel, the United States, France, the broader European region, and Asia. Its business operations are structured into four key segments: Architecture, Automotive, Safety Technology, and Aeronautics. Gauzy's diverse product portfolio includes sophisticated smart glass solutions, such as suspended particle device (SPD) and liquid crystal (LC) films. They also provide cutting-edge AI-powered advanced driver assistance system (ADAS) solutions, equipped with camera monitoring systems. Beyond these core offerings, the company supplies specialized glass components like rooftops, side windows, and windshields for commercial vehicles. Their smart glass applications serve a wide range of sectors, including retail, residential, healthcare, and hospitality. For the transportation industry, specifically buses, coaches, recreational vehicles, and other specialized vehicles, Gauzy delivers camera and motion sensor systems, smart mirrors, and robust safety doors. Furthermore, they develop comprehensive shading and cabin management systems tailored for both private and commercial aircraft and helicopters.
Gauzy Announces Receipt of Delisting Notice from Nasdaq; Intends to Appeal
Gauzy received a formal Nasdaq delisting determination dated September 15, 2026, targeting removal of its securities from the Nasdaq Global Market.
The company will request an oral hearing before the Nasdaq Hearings Panel by the September 22, 2026 deadline, which stays any suspension or delisting pending the appeal — shares remain fully tradeable in the interim.
Two compliance failures drove the determination: the stock closed below $1.00 for 30 consecutive business days without regaining compliance by September 14, 2026, and the company failed to file its Form 20-F for fiscal 2025, making it ineligible for further compliance-plan review.
There is no assurance the Panel will allow continued listing; the release also references French court-supervised reorganization and insolvency proceedings, a proposed debt settlement in Israel, and a stated need to secure additional funding.