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PUBLIC FILINGS REVIEW · NXL

Nexalin Technology, Inc.

A filing-based review of operating performance, liquidity, equity financing, material corporate developments and documented capital-market events.

Research edition: 13 October 2026 · Independent, non-sponsored research · No investment rating or price target

Central finding. Nexalin’s August 2026 8-K disclosed a Nasdaq stockholders’ equity deficiency: its June 30, 2026 reported stockholders’ equity was $1,519,423, below the $2.5 million continued-listing threshold. The company also described an earlier minimum-bid-price deficiency. Exchange compliance issues are distinct from the merits of its medical technology. Nevertheless, a limited equity cushion can complicate funding and may require capital actions that dilute existing shareholders. The compliance notices are documented facts; they are not proof of insolvency or that delisting is inevitable. Financing transactions and subsequent Nasdaq decisions could materially change the situation.

1. Business and financial performance

Exchange compliance issues are distinct from the merits of its medical technology. Nevertheless, a limited equity cushion can complicate funding and may require capital actions that dilute existing shareholders.

Nexalin’s August 2026 8-K disclosed a Nasdaq stockholders’ equity deficiency: its June 30, 2026 reported stockholders’ equity was $1,519,423, below the $2.5 million continued-listing threshold. The company also described an earlier minimum-bid-price deficiency.

2. Liquidity and going concern

A separate, filing-supported assessment of liquidity and going-concern status is not established in this edition.

3. Equity financing and dilution

The compliance notices are documented facts; they are not proof of insolvency or that delisting is inevitable. Financing transactions and subsequent Nasdaq decisions could materially change the situation.

4. Exchange listing and trading events

No exchange-listing or trading event has been established from the source material included in this edition.

5. Strategic developments and corporate actions

Exchange compliance issues are distinct from the merits of its medical technology. Nevertheless, a limited equity cushion can complicate funding and may require capital actions that dilute existing shareholders.

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6. Evidence ledger

7. Research conclusion

The evidence included in this edition is insufficient for a directional investment conclusion.

Documented filing analysis: Equity financing dependence and exchange compliance

Nexalin’s June 2026 Form 10-Q describes historical reliance on equity financings, including at-the-market sales, and states that additional capital may be needed for planned operations. This identifies external financing as a material element of the company’s funding model rather than an incidental source of cash.

The filing describes a July 24, 2026 Nasdaq Staff Delisting Determination and the company’s request for a hearing. The ability to access registered ATM capital depends in part on listing and Form S-3 eligibility; therefore, listing outcomes may influence the company’s future financing flexibility.

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Independent research and non-compensation disclosure

Unsolicited, non-sponsored proprietary research. AnalystPitch.com independently selected Nexalin Technology, Inc. as the subject of this report and initiated its preparation and publication on its own initiative. Nexalin Technology, Inc. did not request, commission, sponsor, direct, or authorize this publication and had no involvement in the research process, editorial decisions, or approval of the report.

Compensation received or promised for this publication: US$0.00. AnalystPitch.com states that it has received no cash, securities, warrants, options, expense reimbursement, or other direct or indirect consideration from Nexalin Technology, Inc. or anyone acting on its behalf in exchange for preparing, publishing, or distributing this report, and that no such consideration has been promised. This report is not paid securities promotion or issuer-sponsored research.

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This publication is informational research, not personalized investment advice, an offer to sell securities, or a solicitation to purchase securities.

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Information cutoff: 13 October 2026. Not all financial line items have been independently recalculated. This report does not purport to reproduce a full audited financial model. Information can become outdated after the cutoff.