Last mentioned: Mar 24, 2026
Effective Date
Shares begin trading on NASDAQ at the adjusted 1-for-25 price.
Final Trading Day
Last day of trading for MASK shares on a pre-split basis.
Split Announcement
Company officially announces a 25-for-1 share consolidation plan.
Market Comparison
MASK is evaluated against Baozun in a head-to-head tech sector survey.
Market Announcement
Public reports confirm the buyback authorization to the broader investment community.
Board Resolution
The Board of Directors officially authorizes the share repurchase plan.
SEC Filing
GDC submits a Regulation FD disclosure (7.01) detailing the board's decision.
Auditor Update
GDC filed updates regarding its certifying accountant.
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3 E Network Technology Group (NASDAQ: MASK) has confirmed a 1-for-25 reverse stock split scheduled to take effect on Monday, March 16th. The consolidation is a strategic move to regain compliance with NASDAQ listing requirements and stabilize the stock's trading profile.
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