They were actually delisted a month later but that's because...

They were actually delisted a month later but that's because their primary business is in China and the new presidential administration decided to enact new guidelines on companies that operate in China. Hopefully that will be cleared up soon but that's immaterial to Anteris and the original uplisting went smoothly.

I've been in other US based companies that have uplisted to Nasdaq and I've never felt like the price fluctuations changed that much. A lot still depends on volume and company catalysts and coverage in the financial media. Lower volumes tend to make stock more volatile and there are Nasdaq listed stocks that have relatively low volumes as well.

Anteris could be a little different though because the stock has had no presence here in the US. Many brokerages still don't offer the OTC version, AMEUF, for trading. So an uplisting could have more of an upward impact, at least at some point . Especially if our potential starts getting talked about in media outlets. I'd consider writing an article for Seeking Alpha, a popular stock idea site. Maybe I could get some help here in preparing it but that's down the road after uplisting, whenever that actually happens. Things usually take longer than expected.