Enlivex announced on October 22, 2026, that it will combine every 16 ordinary shares into one through a reverse split effective October 27. The Enlivex reverse split will reduce outstanding shares to approximately 1.53 million, with trading on the Nasdaq Capital Market scheduled to begin on a split-adjusted basis that day.

Key Takeaways

  • Every 16 ordinary shares will become one share on October 27, 2026.
  • Fractional shares will be rounded up rather than paid out in cash.
  • Ownership percentages will remain unchanged except for fractional-share rounding.

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Enlivex reverse split timetable and trading details

The consolidation is scheduled to take effect on the same day that split-adjusted trading begins. Nasdaq’s corporate action notice, dated October 23, confirms the October 27 effective date, the change in par value and the new security identifier.

Enlivex will retain its ENLV trading symbol. The transaction changes the number of shares representing each holding; it does not change the voting rights or other terms attached to the ordinary shares.

ItemDetails
Authorized ordinary sharesReduced from 158,333,333 to 9,895,833
Par value per ordinary shareIncreased from NIS 6.00 to NIS 96.00
Post-split CUSIPM4130Y205
Exchange agentVStock Transfer, LLC; will send certificate-exchange instructions to shareholders of record

How shareholder holdings and equity awards will change

Issued and outstanding ordinary shares are expected to fall from 24,511,905 to approximately 1,531,995. The final total will depend on adjustments for fractional holdings, which Enlivex will round up to the nearest whole share.

For example, a holding of 160 ordinary shares would become 10 shares. Holdings that do not divide evenly by 16 will receive the company's round-up treatment, which can produce small changes in ownership percentages.

Enlivex will also make proportionate adjustments to the exercise prices and share quantities underlying its outstanding warrants and options. These adjustments accompany the consolidation rather than representing new equity awards.

Share capital and certificate exchange

The split will also reduce the number of authorized ordinary shares and increase the par value per share. Par value is a stated share-capital amount, not a quoted market price.

Conclusion

The next scheduled milestone is split-adjusted trading on October 27, 2026. Shareholders of record holding certificates will receive exchange instructions from VStock Transfer.

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