RITR Reitar Logtech Holdings Ltd. - Ordinary Shares - Class A

$RITR RITR has 17 million publicly traded shares; the remaining 70% is locked up and held by three executives. Within that public float, there are at most 2,500 to 3,000 shareholders—likely with around 1,000 of them currently underwater, having bought in at prices between 8 and 10 cents. It would be foolish to risk delisting from Nasdaq—the king of global markets—and eagerly jump to the OTC market just for such a trivial gain. Besides, even there, those investors would eventually sell once the price hit 7 or 8 cents. You’d be left with absolutely nothing; the pool of buyers would shrink from ten people to two, and the stock would end up worthless. In my opinion, now is the time to show good faith: let the price rise organically to $ 1, then execute a 1-for-25 reverse split and make a fresh start at $25, RITR.

$RITR Price of the current 5.5 Million USD PP is consolidated 0.08 per share (post 1/25 RS) !!!! 8 times the current price

$RITR I mean, these shareholders are just small-scale buyers; is it really a profit if you pull off a scam totaling $1 million? Bankruptcy would just be an excuse—there is already a $3 million buyback program in place; at these price levels, RITR management could buy up 100 times the 17 million shares outstanding. I think they underestimated the "10 consecutive days" rule. Now, if the Nasdaq panel grants them a second chance, I’m sure they’ll make good use of it. I’m not married to a Chinese person, but you could say I think like one.😉

$RITR Sorry, I’ve been away from this forum for 2 week, is there any news on the stock? I bought it at $0.10. Thanks to anyone who can provide information

$RITR If the three major executives—who hold millions of shares—were to sell their entire holdings at today’s price of $0.005, the total value would come to $223,550. If I used my $17,000 in spare cash to buy shares, I wouldn't be the largest shareholder, but I’d be the fourth largest 😅—though there’s no point; it’s extremely risky, and it looks like the stock is going to be stuck here for years. They’ve resigned themselves to going down the drain along with the shareholders. Otherwise, there’s no way they could have forgotten the Nasdaq rule about staying above 10 cents for 10 consecutive days. I used to think they were smart guys with a plan, but I don't think they're all that bright—not after seeing this fiasco. Even 70% of the stock is worth only $223,000. They’ve ended up like alley cats scavenging in the trash.

$RITR It was shared on X—do you think it will hit $1.50 today? Does anyone know? I'm undecided about whether to buy it or not.

$RITR so there's so much of this that doesn't make a whole lot of sense. But if the board authorized a $25 to one split September 3rd that was 12 days ago that they could have affected that split when it was sitting at around 9 to 10 cents a share they would have avoided D listing and they would have had a share price of somewhere between $2 and $2.50. Why did they wait so long if they were going to continue to want to be a company. I have to think this is strategic on some level like they wanted to drive the price down so they could take the company private and use their $3 million authorized repurchase piggy bank to buy these shares for now a third of what they were trading at when the reverse split was approved. Or they knew they were going out of business and they were just buying time all along with all the little dribbles of news and repayment of debt. But why would you repay debt if you're going out of business? And what's in it for the people in the company that owns stock?

$RITR It's a good thing I didn't buy in this morning; those sewer-rat Chinese—who slaughter and eat cats and dogs—are up to all sorts of games, and they won't let anyone make money. Don't bother getting in; it’ll either get delisted or undergo a reverse split.

$RITR The Nasdaq exchange is a platform that serves as a gateway to the outside world and a source of revenue, where companies see their earnings multiply and secure new deals. It is practically a magic wand; yet, there are foolish Chinese individuals eager to drop down to the OTC market—rejoicing simply because they managed to swindle a million dollars from investors. That easy money will run out, but you will be left in the OTC wasteland, branded as fraudsters. You might even lose that $60 million investment in the process; Europe and America will no longer trust you.

$RITR anyone have a realistic idea when this will resume on otc or they get the appeal I was scalping this and wasn’t paying attention it’s on me I know but I’ll take the loss just need to get out

$RITR For the pass 3 years, each year the company has grown 38% and today sign a large partnership. Extension yes but be careful they can still do a stock split if things don't go as planed.

$RITR Reitar Logtech launched a Regulation S private placement of up to 2,750,000 Class A ordinary shares at US$ 2 per share. Offering size totals up to US$ 5.5 million across six prospective investors; each subscription is a separate bilateral transaction. Form agreement shows a US$ 1 million subscription for 500,000 Class A ordinary shares, issued in book-entry form at closing. Closing targeted for the third business day after final wire instructions and satisfaction or waiver of conditions; long-stop is 60 days from Oct. 2, 2026. Nasdaq trading was suspended Sept. 17, 2026 following a staff delisting determination; no assurance on relisting or trading availability.

$RITR anybody know why they're doing another meeting on November 2nd to authorize another split when they didn't even complete the first one? And it's the same one for 10 ratio, which at this point would get their price to a dime.

$RITR How funny is that RITR is down 96% in month? You have the "magic" touch in investing, don't you! ;-) That's it, talk about shorts and bashers, that's the key to investing, right?

$RITR Maggot Encrusted Pig Diarrhea has more going for it than this Criminal Vermin Vomitted POS.

$RITR so now it's trading but you can't buy only sell? What in the Flaming farts is going on?

$RITR Nasdaq moved to delist Reitar Logtech after its shares traded at or below $0.10 for ten straight sessions in late August and early September 2026. Reitar has appealed the delisting but trading will be suspended on September 17, 2026, creating uncertainty over its future market access and investor liquidity.

$RITR Nasdaq plans to suspend trading and delist Reitar Logtech Holdings (RITR) after a prolonged sub-$0.10 share price, while the company pursues an appeal with uncertain outcome.

$RITR delisted tomorrow: Trading in the Company’s securities will be suspended at the opening of business on September 17, 2026. Unless the Company timely requests a hearing pursuant to Nasdaq Listing Rule 5815, Nasdaq would file a Form 25-NSE with the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission to remove the securities from listing and registration on The Nasdaq Stock Market in accordance with Nasdaq Listing Rule 5830. The Company has submitted a hearing request form to the Nasdaq Hearings Department to appeal the delisting determination. The hearing request must be received by the Nasdaq Hearings Department no later than 4:00 p.m. Eastern Time on September 17, 2026. A timely hearing will not stay the trading suspension of the securities. There can be no assurance that the Company’s hearing will be successful.