They have 180 days before getting a warning. Then they'll get another 180 days to regain compliance if they decide to do an extension. Unless of course they dilute it down to under .10, which I believe they'll get 10 days before being delisted. Being delisted though is the least of your worries. It's in the company's best interest to stay listed on the NASDAQ. In the end, they'll just reverse split the stock and start all over again wiping existing shareholders.
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