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Majesco Warned Of Potential Nasdaq Delisting

The Nasdaq stock exchange has informed Cooking Mama publisher Majesco (stock symbol: COOL) that it has 180 days to bring its share price beyond $1, or it risks being delisted.

Chris Remo, Blogger

March 5, 2010

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Nasdaq isn't COOL with Majesco. The stock exchange has informed the Cooking Mama publisher (stock symbol: COOL) that it has 180 days to bring its share price beyond $1, or it risks being delisted. If Majesco fails to sufficiently increase its stock price by August 30, it will receive further formal notification, at which point it can attempt to appeal the decision. In the last quarter, Majesco managed to raise its net revenue on both a quarterly and yearly basis, but was unable to translate that success to overall profitability. The company's stock price most recently closed at $0.99 per share. It's not the first time Majesco has skirted Nasdaq delisting. In 2008, the company was warned by the stock exchange, but the company managed to regain its good standing the following April, an achievement this publication honored with the snappy headline "Majesco Back In The Black On The Nasdaq Track."

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Chris Remo

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Chris Remo is Gamasutra's Editor at Large. He was a founding editor of gaming culture site Idle Thumbs, and prior to joining the Gamasutra team he served as Editor in Chief of hardcore-oriented consumer gaming site Shacknews.

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