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Scorpio Gold Corporation (NASDAQ: SGLD) said a trading halt was imposed in error and requested resumption

Scorpio Gold Corporation (NASDAQ: SGLD) said a trading halt imposed earlier Sept. 2, 2026 was done in error, and the company has requested that trading in its common shares and American Depositary Shares (ADSs) resume.

Scorpio Gold News: Key Takeaways

  • The company said a trading halt imposed earlier in the day was done in error.
  • Scorpio Gold said it has requested trading resume for its common shares and ADSs.
  • The company noted trading resumption is an expectation and is subject to factors including regulatory actions and market conditions.

What happened?

Scorpio Gold reported that a trading halt affecting its securities was implemented earlier on Sept. 2, 2026, and said the halt was erroneous. The company said it has requested that trading resume in both its common shares and its ADSs. In its forward-looking statements, Scorpio Gold said its expectation that trading will resume is subject to risks and uncertainties, including regulatory actions and market conditions.

Company Commentary

No management quotes were included in the release.

Why this matters for investors

An exchange trading halt can limit liquidity and price discovery for investors. Scorpio Gold’s statement that the halt was imposed in error and that it has requested resumption provides context for the interruption in trading and signals the company’s intent to restore normal market activity, though the timing of any resumption may depend on regulators and market conditions.

The original press release is available on stockhouse.com

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