The parent company of TrillerTV merged with AGBA Group Holding Limited in October 2024 and began trading on NASDAQ. However, recent reports indicate that Triller is no longer publicly traded. According to the latest Wrestling Observer Newsletter, NASDAQ delisted the company after it failed to submit necessary filings. A NASDAQ hearing panel confirmed the delisting on December 26, which means all trading of the stock has been suspended.
Tip Ranks reported that TrillerTV was required to file two periodic reports by December 24, but those filings were never made.
This situation follows reports from May of the previous year regarding the company's financial difficulties. A proposed $14 million investment deal fell through in April, and discussions about financial issues had been circulating for over a year. Triller is known for hosting AEW Plus in countries where AEW lacks a live TV deal and for featuring shows from various independent promotions, most notably GCW. As of now, Triller TV+ continues to operate normally.
Additionally, AEW did not announce the Worlds End event for viewing on Triller last month. Triller has stated its intention to appeal the delisting decision, and they will pursue action with the SEC and potentially the United States Court of Appeals if necessary.
