Beyond Meat Faces Nasdaq Delisting Risk

Nasdaq Warning for Beyond Meat

Plant-based food company Beyond Meat has received a warning from Nasdaq after its stock price stayed below $1 per share for 30 straight trading days.

The notice was sent on March 4, 2026, according to a company filing. While the warning does not stop trading immediately, it means the company must fix the issue within a set period.

Beyond Meat’s shares will continue trading under the BYND ticker for now.

Deadline to Fix the Problem

The company has 180 days - until August 31, 2026 - to regain compliance.

To do this, Beyond Meat must keep its stock price at $1 or higher for at least 10 consecutive trading days.

If the company cannot reach that target by the deadline, it may still qualify for another 180-day extension, but this could require moving its listing to the Nasdaq Capital Market.

Reverse Stock Split Is Being Considered

Beyond Meat said it is watching the stock price closely and may use a reverse stock split if necessary.

A reverse split reduces the number of shares while increasing their price. For example, several lower-priced shares could be combined into one higher-priced share. This is often used by companies trying to meet exchange listing rules.

Shareholders already approved the option for a reverse split during a special meeting in November 2025.

Business Challenges Continue

The warning comes during a difficult period for Beyond Meat. The company has faced declining sales, rising losses, and weaker demand for plant-based meat products.

In its most recent reported quarter (Q3 2025), the company posted:

13.3% decline in revenue
$110.7 million net loss

Beyond Meat has also taken steps to cut costs, including suspending operations in China and reducing its workforce in several regions.

Investors Waiting for Results

The company’s stock has fallen sharply over the past year, dropping around 76% in 12 months and recently trading near $0.79 per share.

Investors are now waiting for Beyond Meat’s fourth-quarter and full-year 2025 results, which could provide clues about whether the company’s turnaround plan is working.

For now, the key challenge is clear: get the share price back above $1 before the Nasdaq deadline.

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