ARAI · Arrive AI Inc.

This filing signals a material regulatory risk for Arrive AI Inc., as Nasdaq has formally identified two distinct failures to satisfy continued listing standards: the Market Value of Publicly Held Shares (MVPHS) requirement of $15 million and the Market Value of Listed Securities (MVLS) requirement of $50 million. Both deficiencies were measured over 30 consecutive business days ending in late March 2026, and Nasdaq’s notifications carry identical 180-day compliance windows—expiring September 28, 2026. While the notices state there is no immediate effect on trading or listing status, the dual non-compliance reflects sustained market capitalization pressure, likely driven by share price decline, low public float, or reduced institutional ownership. Regaining compliance requires not just a one-day threshold breach but sustained improvement—10 consecutive business days above each minimum—making execution uncertain. A failure to comply by the deadline would initiate formal delisting proceedings, potentially impairing liquidity, investor access, and eligibility for certain indices or funds. Though transfer to the Nasdaq Capital Market remains a procedural alternative, that venue imposes its own set of requirements—including minimum bid price, stockholders’ equity, and corporate governance standards—which the Company has not indicated it currently satisfies. Management’s statement that it will ‘monitor’ and ‘consider implementing available options’ offers no concrete remediation plan, heightening uncertainty for investors assessing near-term viability and valuation stability.