This is a warrant-level listing failure, not a common-stock delisting. The NYSE immediately suspended BKSY.W and began delisting proceedings because of “abnormally low selling price” levels, while BKSY common stock continues trading subject to the exchange’s other requirements. (Item 3.01)
The headline was already public before the filing. The NYSE notified BlackSky on August 7, 2026, and publicly announced the action on August 10; this August 13 filing mainly confirms what the market already knew. (Item 3.01)
The practical damage is concentrated in the warrants. Trading access has been suspended, and the warrants expire in September 2026, leaving holders with limited remaining liquidity and optionality. The filing provides no new operating, financial, or common-stock information. (Item 3.01)
Net read: negative for warrant holders, but neutral as a new signal for common equity. Because the suspension and delisting process were already disclosed, this filing does not represent a fresh surprise versus the market’s standing expectation.
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