Amaze Holdings (AMZE) fell 61% during regular trading on September 29, 2026, after NYSE American announced delisting proceedings against the company, before a modest post-market bounce of 11%.
What happened
NYSE American issued a notice on September 29, 2026, indicating it would commence delisting proceedings against Amaze Holdings, Inc. according to a Business Wire report. The exchange cited concerns related to continued listing standards. This announcement triggered heavy selling in the penny-stock, which closed the regular session at $0.0270 per share.
Earlier that same day, Amaze Holdings announced it had executed a binding letter of intent to acquire BullionFX Alchemy, a decentralized gold-backed financial ecosystem valued at approximately $155 million, via GlobeNewsWire.
Why the stock moved
The delisting notice from NYSE American overwhelmed positive sentiment around the BullionFX acquisition. When an exchange signals it will remove a stock from trading, investors typically exit positions regardless of other developments. The delisting announcement, published by Business Wire on September 29, 2026, represented a concrete, datable catalyst that accelerated selling pressure on shares that had already been under pressure throughout 2026.
The numbers
AMZE closed regular trading at $0.0270 per share, representing a 61% decline from the previous close of $0.07. The stock added roughly 11% in post-market trading to reach $0.0300 per share. Trading volume was 4.35 million shares during regular hours. The company has a market capitalization of $1.76 million and a float of approximately 19.3 million shares.
What to watch
Investors should monitor whether Amaze Holdings can successfully appeal the NYSE American decision or regain compliance with continued listing standards. The pending acquisition of BullionFX Alchemy remains in progress and could represent a significant development if completed, though the delisting process may proceed in parallel. The company's wine distribution business and creator e-commerce platform continue to operate, but the exchange action creates uncertainty around the stock's trading venue going forward.