Aurelion completes 1:10 share, reiterating the development direction of tokenized gold assets

Nasdaq-listed tokenized gold company Aurelion announced that its merger plan, involving a 1:10 consolidation of Class A and Class B common shares, has been officially approved and will take effect on February 19, 2026. Under the new regulation, Aurelion’s stock will continue to trade under the ticker symbol “AURE,” but a new CUSIP identification number will be issued to align with updates to the U.S. securities market recognition system.

Reverse Split Adjustment: Maintaining Nasdaq Listing Eligibility

The primary purpose of this reverse split is to ensure the company continues to meet Nasdaq’s minimum stock price requirements for listing. Through the 1:10 consolidation ratio, Aurelion has optimized its share price structure, further strengthening its position on the U.S. main board. The update of the CUSIP number is a necessary measure to accurately track and identify the adjusted shares.

Blockchain Innovation: Creating a New Asset Allocation Solution

Despite the equity adjustment, Aurelion remains committed to advancing its blockchain-based tokenized gold asset plan. The company has stated that this strategic direction aims to provide investors with more diversified asset allocation tools, especially to hedge against inflation, currency devaluation, and cryptocurrency market volatility. Tokenized gold combines the stability of traditional precious metals with the liquidity advantages of blockchain assets, becoming a core competitive edge for the company.

Through this reverse split and business optimization, Aurelion is further strengthening its leadership in the digital asset space and promoting innovative practices in bringing traditional financial assets onto the blockchain.