
S ROBOT EDU: The GEM Listing Review Committee has decided to maintain the suspension decision, effective from October 14

S ROBOT EDU announced that the GEM Listing Review Committee has decided to maintain its suspension decision, and trading of its shares will be suspended from October 14, 2025. This decision is based on the company's failure to meet the business operation level and asset requirements under GEM Listing Rule 17.26. The shares will remain suspended until the company re-complies with the relevant regulations and obtains approval from the Stock Exchange for resumption of trading. If the shares remain suspended for 12 months, the Stock Exchange may cancel its listing status
According to the announcement from S ROBOT EDU (08206), the GEM Listing Review Committee has held a review hearing on September 23, 2025, regarding the decision of the GEM Listing Committee (Review Hearing). On October 13, 2025, the company received a letter from the Stock Exchange (letter regarding the decision of the Listing Review Committee), notifying the company that after considering the information submitted by the company and the Listing Division, the GEM Listing Review Committee believes that the company has failed to maintain the level of business operations and assets required by GEM Listing Rule 17.26 to ensure the sustainable listing of the company's shares (shares), and has decided to uphold the decision of the GEM Listing Committee, which is to suspend the trading of shares in accordance with GEM Listing Rule 9.04(3) (decision of the Listing Review Committee).
At the request of the company, trading of shares will be suspended on the Stock Exchange starting from 9:00 AM on October 14, 2025, and will continue to be suspended until the company re-complies with GEM Listing Rule 17.26, fulfills any resumption guidance that the Stock Exchange may set, and fully complies with GEM Listing Rules and is approved by the Stock Exchange to resume trading of shares. According to GEM Listing Rule 9.14A(1), if the shares remain suspended for 12 months, the Stock Exchange may cancel its listing status

