$法拉第未来(FFIE)$
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纳斯达克摘牌通知常见问题解答
问：法拉第未来的普通股和认股权证是否已经被摘牌或暂停交易？
答：不，我们的普通股和认股权证仍然在纳斯达克上市。
问：我能继续交易法拉第未来的证券吗？
答：是的，您可以，方式与摘牌通知前相同。
问：法拉第未来证券的股票代码有变化吗？
答：没有。我们的普通股继续以“FFIE”符号交易，我们的认股权证继续以“FFIEW”符号交易。
问：公司是否打算向纳斯达克听证会提出听证请求？
答：是的。公司打算及时向听证会请求听证，以对摘牌通知提出上诉。
问：纳斯达克有权拒绝公司的听证请求吗？
答：只要公司及时支付必要费用，听证会将批准请求。
问：及时向纳斯达克听证会提出听证请求的影响是什么？
答：听证请求将自动暂停任何停牌行动，暂停期为请求之日起的15天。公司打算请求延长停牌期，直至听证会听证结束，并延长听证会在听证后授予的任何额外延期期限。
问：与纳斯达克听证会进行听证需要多长时间？
答：没有固定时间表，尽管听证通常在听证请求后的30至45天内进行。
问：纳斯达克听证会作出决定需要多长时间？
答：听证会通常在听证后的30天内作出决定。如果听证会特许公司在恢复合规性期间保持上市地位，公司将在该特许期内继续受听证会监管。
问：如果听证会决定摘牌公司，公司的证券将被停牌多久？
答：如果听证会做出摘牌决定，公司的证券将于决定发布后的第二个工作日起在纳斯达克证券市场停牌。公司的纳斯达克证券清除所有上诉权利后，正式从纳斯达克证券市场摘牌，这可能需要数月时间。纳斯达克将通过提交25号表格通知证券交易委员会公司的摘牌，并向公司发送副本。
问：公司能否对听证会的决定提出上诉，如果可以，会有什么影响？
答：是的。公司可以向上市委员会上诉听证会的决定。上市委员会也可以决定对决定进行复审。但是，向上市委员会上诉不会暂停听证会的决定或公司股票的停牌，直到上市委员会做出最终裁定。如果上市委员会推翻听证会的决定，则公司的证券可能会被重新列入纳斯达克。在上市委员会做出决定后，公司可以向证券交易委员会上诉，然后可以进入联邦法院系统。
问：如果公司被摘牌，是否可以再次在纳斯达克上市，是否有等待期？
答：是的。公司可以在被摘牌后重新在纳斯达克上市。纳斯达克不会对公司的证券重新上市施加等待期，只要公司符合所有初始上市标准即可。公司可以在被摘牌后的任何时间提交新的上市申请，并且只要成功完成初始上市流程并满足各项市场的初始上市要求，即可重新上市。
问：如果被摘牌，公司的证券是否可以继续交易？
答：如果公司被纳斯达克摘牌，如果做市商根据SEC第15c2-11条规定申请注册和报价证券，并且此申请（Form 211）获得批准，公司可能有资格在FINRA的场外交易公告板（OTCBB）上报价。只有做市商，而不是公司，可以提交Form 211。有关OTCBB的更多信息，请参阅网页链接。如果公司的提交仍然迟缓，直到提交更新为止，它无法让其证券在OTCBB上报价。如果公司无法符合OTCBB的报价要求，还有其他不受监管的市场可以在其上报价。
问：如果被摘牌，是否意味着破产即将到来？
答：摘牌不一定意味着破产即将到来。是否寻求破产保护的决定将由公司的董事会作出。
问：如果被摘牌，公司是否计划继续运营？
答：摘牌本身不会确定公司是否会继续运营。
问：公司将采取哪些措施帮助恢复合规性？
答：公司正在考虑所有可用于恢复合规性的潜在选择，包括提交2023年年度报告10-K，及时提交截至2024年3月31日的季度报告10-Q，并寻求股东批准进行
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Nasdaq Delisting Notice FAQs
Q: Has Faraday Future’s common stock and warrants been delisted or suspended?
A: No, both our common stock and warrants remain listed on Nasdaq.
Q: Can I continue to trade in Faraday Future securities?
A: Yes, you may, in the same manner as prior to the Delisting Notice.
Q: Have the ticker symbols for Faraday Future securities changed?
A: No. Our common stock continues to trade under the symbol “FFIE”, and our warrants continue to trade under the symbol “FFIEW.”
Q: Does the Company intend to request a hearing with the Nasdaq Hearings Panel?
A: Yes. The Company intends to timely request a hearing before the Hearing Panel to appeal the Delisting Notice.
Q: Does Nasdaq have the right to refuse a company's request for a hearing?
A: So long as the Company timely pays the necessary fee, the Hearing Panel will grant the request.
Q: What is the effect of timely requesting a hearing with the Nasdaq Hearing Panel?
A: The hearing request will automatically stay any suspension action for 15 days from the date of the request. The Company intends to request an extended stay of the suspension pending the hearing with the Hearing Panel, and the expiration of any additional extension period granted by the Hearing Panel following the hearing.
Q: How long will it take to have the hearing with the Nasdaq Hearing Panel?
A: There is no set timeframe, although hearings often occur between 30 and 45 days after the date of the hearings request.
Q: How long will the Nasdaq Hearing Panel take to issue a decision?
A: The Hearing Panel typically issues a decision within 30 days of the hearing. If the Panel grants an exception and allows the company to remain listed while working to regain compliance, the Company will remain under the jurisdiction of the Panel for the balance of that exception period.
Q: If the Hearing Panel decides to delist the Company, how long will it be before the Company’s securities are suspended from trading on Nasdaq?
A: If the Hearing Panel issues a delisting decision, the Company’s securities will be suspended from trading on the Nasdaq Stock Market effective on the second business day after the decision is issued. The formal removal of the Company's listing on the Nasdaq Stock Market would occur after all appeal rights have been exhausted, which may take several months. Nasdaq will notify the SEC of the removal of the company's listing by filing a Form 25 and will send a copy to the company.
Q: Can the Company appeal the Hearing Panel’s decision and, if so, what is the effect?
A: Yes. The Company may appeal the Hearing Panel's decision to the Listing Council. The Listing Council may also decide to call the decision for review. However, the appeal to the Listing Council does not stay a Panel's decision or the suspension of the trading of the Company's shares pending a final determination by the Listing Council. If the Listing Council overturns a Panel decision, then the Company's securities may be reinstated on Nasdaq. After a determination by the Listing Council, the Company may appeal to the SEC and, from there, it may proceed to the federal court system.
Q: If the Company is delisted, can it become listed on Nasdaq again, and is there a waiting period?
A: Yes. The Company may re-list on Nasdaq after a delisting. Nasdaq does not impose a waiting period to re-list the Company's securities so long as it meets all initial listing standards. The Company can file a new listing application at any time after it is delisted, and can be re-listed, provided that it successfully completes the initial listing process and meets all the initial listing requirements for the respective market.
Q: If delisted, can the Company’s securities continue to trade?
A: If the Company is delisted by Nasdaq, it may be eligible for quotation on FINRA's Over-the-Counter Bulletin Board (the OTCBB) if a market maker makes application to register and quote the security in accordance with SEC Rule 15c2-11, and such application (a Form 211) is cleared. Only a market maker, not the Company, may file a Form 211. For more information on the OTCBB, see 网页链接 If the Company remains late in its filings, it cannot have its securities quoted on the OTCBB until the filings are current. There are other unregulated markets where the Company may be quoted if it cannot qualify for quotation on the OTCBB.
Q: If delisted, does that mean bankruptcy is imminent?
A: Delisting does not necessarily indicate that bankruptcy is imminent. Any decision on whether to seek bankruptcy protection would be made by the Company’s Board of Directors.
Q: Would the Company plan to maintain its operations if it is delisted?
A: Delisting in and of itself will not determine whether the Company will seek to maintain its operations.
Q: What measures will the Company take to help regain compliance?
A: The Company is considering all potential options available to it to regain compliance with the aforementioned rules, including filing its 2023 Annual Report on Form 10-K, timely filing its Quarterly Report on Form 10-Q for the quarter ended March 31, 2024, and seeking stockholder approval for a reverse stock split.
Alongside these regulatory measures, the Company is actively seeking strategic funding, particularly in the Middle East. However, the company notes that these efforts involve uncertainties and cannot guarantee compliance achievement through these means alone.