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  1. MicroVision, Inc. sought a listing transfer to the Nasdaq Capital Market on January 1, 2026.

MicroVision, Inc. successfully completed key steps in its listing process on Nasdaq, including SEC declaration and prospectus availability.

15 reports, 4 independent Updated Oct 7
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MicroVision, Inc. successfully completed key steps in its listing process on Nasdaq, including SEC declaration and prospectus availability.

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MicroVision, Inc.NasdaqSecurities and Exchange Commission

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  1. MicroVision appoints Byun and Chambers to key executive roles.1 source
  2. The company maintains engineering centers in Germany following its Nasdaq listing.1 source
  3. MicroVision details current operational bases and regained listing compliance status.1 source
  4. MicroVision regained compliance with Nasdaq listing rules.1 source
  5. SEC declared MicroVision's registration statement effective, making the prospectus available.1 source

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