NatGold Targets Q1 2027 SEC Filing as It Pursues Nasdaq Listing
The company must register its common shares before applying to the Nasdaq Capital Market. It says the filing schedule depends on completing financial, legal and other preparations.

NatGold Digital Ltd. plans to submit a U.S. securities registration statement in the first quarter of 2027, a step it needs before seeking a Nasdaq Capital Market listing for its common shares.
The company announced the plan Nov. 11. It says the filing timeline depends on completing financial, legal and other preparations. NatGold must register its shares with the Securities and Exchange Commission before applying to Nasdaq.
CEO Andrés Fernández said NatGold reviewed Nasdaq’s initial listing requirements with corporate and securities counsel. He said the company believes it is positioned to meet key requirements. NatGold says a listing could broaden awareness and shareholder participation and establish a public market for its common shares.
NatGold’s business centers on tokens designed to represent interests in gold resources that remain underground. The company says the resources are documented in geological technical reports and are not extracted, processed or moved.
A listing is not guaranteed. NatGold says it would depend on the registration statement taking effect, Nasdaq approval and compliance with applicable requirements. The company also cautioned that filing a registration statement, or its effectiveness, would not mean SEC approval or endorsement of the company or its shares. NatGold’s stated filing target is the first quarter of 2027.