Rubico Inc. (RUBI), the US-listed company on Nasdaq, announced Friday that its board of directors has approved a significant corporate restructuring through a 1-for-30 reverse stock split. The consolidation will become effective when markets open on December 2, 2025, marking a critical milestone for the company’s compliance strategy.
Under the new consolidation structure, thirty existing shares will merge into a single share. This dramatic reduction will shrink the company’s outstanding share count from approximately 61.4 million shares down to roughly 2 million shares. The stock will maintain its Nasdaq listing under the ticker symbol RUBI, though it will receive a new CUSIP identifier: Y1250N 206.
Rubico has characterized this move as a strategic initiative designed to achieve dual objectives: strengthening the share price on the US market and reinforcing adherence to Nasdaq’s listing standards. Such corporate actions are typically employed by companies seeking to elevate per-share valuations and maintain exchange compliance thresholds.
At the time of the announcement, RUBI was trading at $0.1494 on the Nasdaq, reflecting a decline of $0.0668 or 30.90 percent. The performance underscores the volatility that investors in the company have experienced recently.
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Rubico Stock Rally Plan: 1-for-30 Consolidation Kicks Off in December
Rubico Inc. (RUBI), the US-listed company on Nasdaq, announced Friday that its board of directors has approved a significant corporate restructuring through a 1-for-30 reverse stock split. The consolidation will become effective when markets open on December 2, 2025, marking a critical milestone for the company’s compliance strategy.
Under the new consolidation structure, thirty existing shares will merge into a single share. This dramatic reduction will shrink the company’s outstanding share count from approximately 61.4 million shares down to roughly 2 million shares. The stock will maintain its Nasdaq listing under the ticker symbol RUBI, though it will receive a new CUSIP identifier: Y1250N 206.
Rubico has characterized this move as a strategic initiative designed to achieve dual objectives: strengthening the share price on the US market and reinforcing adherence to Nasdaq’s listing standards. Such corporate actions are typically employed by companies seeking to elevate per-share valuations and maintain exchange compliance thresholds.
At the time of the announcement, RUBI was trading at $0.1494 on the Nasdaq, reflecting a decline of $0.0668 or 30.90 percent. The performance underscores the volatility that investors in the company have experienced recently.
Disclaimer: The views and opinions expressed are those of the author and do not necessarily represent the positions of Nasdaq, Inc.