Key Highlights

  • HUBC shares trading up 10.59% today to $0.1493.
  • A 1-for-25 reverse share split took effect on September 11, 2026.
  • Nasdaq sent a notice on September 23 over the Market Value of listed securities requirement.
  • The QPoint Group is being sold for about $8.7 million.
  • Reported 2025 Revenue was $31.66 million, up from $29.56 million in 2024.

No Announcement Identified for the 10.59% Move After a 3.78% Slip

HUB Cyber Security (NASDAQ:HUBC) shares are trading up 10.59% today at $0.1493. The stock had closed at $0.1500 on October 26 after a 3.78% decline, and no company announcement dated to today's move was identified.

HUB Security is a provider of confidential computing and secured data fabric technologies. Its Secured Data Fabric product lets organizations virtualize, secure and analyze sensitive data across borders and silos. The company is Israel-linked and reports its results to U.S. regulators as a foreign private issuer.

1-for-25 Reverse Split and a Nasdaq Notice Shape the Listing Picture

On September 10, the company announced a 1-for-25 reverse split, effective September 11, with split-adjusted trading beginning September 14. About 44.9 million shares outstanding were set to fall to roughly 1.8 million, and the stated aim was to lift the share price toward Nasdaq's minimum bid requirement.

The ticker stayed HUBC under a new CUSIP, while the company's warrants kept their existing symbols. Notes, options, warrants and restricted share units were to be adjusted under their terms to preserve economic value.

On September 23, Nasdaq notified the company that it was not in compliance with the market value of listed securities requirement, which HUB disclosed on September 25. That followed an August 3 announcement that it had regained full compliance with an earlier listing requirement.

The sources reviewed do not say whether the September notice has been resolved. A market value near $269,000 is implied by current data, which looks unusually low relative to the stock's recent history and should be treated cautiously.

QPoint Group Sale and a Restructuring Reshape the Balance Sheet

On August 4, HUB agreed to sell 100% of the QPoint Group to the Malam Team Group for about $8.7 million, with proceeds directed toward creditor obligations. The company describes an ongoing restructuring meant to improve liquidity, simplify its structure and cut costs, while its board explores strategic alternatives. The company lists Liquidity uncertainty and its ability to remain listed on Nasdaq among its stated risk factors.

Reported 2025 revenue reached $31.66 million, up 7.1% from $29.56 million in 2024. The net loss for 2025 was $119.79 million, about 201% larger than the prior year's loss.

On October 13, two securities and Capital Markets lawyers, Richard Paolone and Joseph Tung, were appointed to the board as part of an effort to strengthen governance.

Liquidity, Listing Compliance and Strategic Alternatives Are the Open Questions

The shares trade near the bottom of their 52-week range, with a low of $0.1407. A 52-week high shown by one data provider appears to be an unadjusted figure left over from the reverse split and was not used here.

Investors will watch for a Nasdaq compliance update, the completion of the QPoint sale, the outcome of the strategic review and any financing, all of which bear on the market value requirement cited in the September notice. Until the company issues news, today's gain appears unconnected to a disclosed development.