Key Highlights

  • Hub Cyber Security shares fell 96.26% over one month to $0.153 as of Friday, October 23, 2026.
  • The stock lost 60.78% over one week and 24.14% on the day, while Commercial Services rose 9.85% over the month.
  • A Nasdaq notice dated September 23 set March 22, 2027 as the deadline to restore a $35 million market value minimum.
  • Reverse splits of 1-for-50, 1-for-20 and 1-for-25 compound to 25,000-to-1, calculated.
  • Malam Team Group agreed to pay about $8.7 million for 100% of QPoint Group.

Hub Cyber Security: Why Did the Stock Lose 96.26% in a Month?

Hub Cyber Security (NASDAQ:HUBC) was at $0.153 on Friday, October 23, 2026, a penny stock down 96.26% over one month, 60.78% over one week and 24.14% on the day. No single company announcement explains the slide; the filings show a Nasdaq deficiency notice, a sharply reduced share count and a restructuring.

Calculated from the screen, the shares stood near $4.09 a month earlier. Commercial Services rose 9.85% in the same month and 14.21% over three months, so the stock trailed its group by about 106 percentage points, calculated.

The company sells cyber security products through units such as QPoint Group and has spent 2026 selling assets and cutting costs.

Nasdaq Notice: What Does the $35 Million Market Value Requirement Mean?

A Nasdaq letter dated September 23 told the company that its listed securities fell below the $35 million minimum market value. It has until March 22, 2027 to regain compliance. An August statement had said it was again meeting an earlier condition.

At $0.153 and about 1.8 million shares, the equity is worth roughly $0.28 million, calculated, a small fraction of the $35 million floor.

Sharp declines clustered around company news during the month. Shares dropped 21.58% on September 25, two days after the notice, and 38.14% on Tuesday, October 13, when the board added two independent directors.

Reverse Splits: Did Three Consolidations in 2026 Reduce the Share Count to 1.8 Million?

The company announced a 1-for-50 split on April 16, a 1-for-20 split on June 3 and a 1-for-25 split on September 10. Compounded, the ratios reach 25,000-to-1, calculated. The latest split cut the share count to about 1.8 million from about 44.9 million, a reduction near 96%, calculated, with split-adjusted trading starting September 14.

The stock lost 30.63% on the day of that announcement.

QPoint Group Sale: What Would Selling to Malam Team Group Change?

Under an agreement dated August 4, Malam Team Group would buy 100% of QPoint Group at a performance-based price of about $8.7 million. Most of the proceeds are meant to repay debt backed by QPoint's shares and to settle creditor claims. Closing depends on outside consents and Israeli merger clearance.

The chief executive stepped down on March 31, and the company reported about 50% fewer staff. Management has said it is restructuring for better liquidity and lower costs while studying strategic alternatives.

What to Watch for Hub Cyber Security Before March 22, 2027?

The one fixed date is March 22, 2027. Followers will track the QPoint closing conditions, the strategic review and any new financing or share structure changes. No date for the next results has been announced.