Spire Global faces NYSE noncompliance as contract momentum collides with reporting delay

Written by Copernical Team Tuesday, 02 December 2025 10:26

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Los Angeles CA (SPX) Nov 28, 2025

On November 25 2025 Spire Global Inc received a notice from the New York Stock Exchange stating that the company is not in compliance with the exchange's continued listing standards because it failed to file its Quarterly Report on Form 10-Q for the quarter ended September 30 2025 on time with the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission. The NYSE cited Section 802.01E of its Listed Company Manua

by Clarence Oxford
Los Angeles CA (SPX) Nov 28, 2025

On November 25 2025 Spire Global Inc received a notice from the New York Stock Exchange stating that the company is not in compliance with the exchange's continued listing standards because it failed to file its Quarterly Report on Form 10-Q for the quarter ended September 30 2025 on time with the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission. The NYSE cited Section 802.01E of its Listed Company Manual which covers issuers that fall behind on required periodic reports and remain out of compliance until their filings are current.

Under NYSE rules Spire can regain compliance by submitting the missing Form 10-Q to the SEC before May 19 2026. In line with the notice the company has contacted the exchange to discuss the status of the delayed filing and reports that it is working to complete and file the quarterly report within the six month window the NYSE allows.

The filing delay comes at a time when Spire is leaning into government weather and Earth observation contracts while reshaping its business after the sale of its maritime division. Spire operates a small satellite constellation that collects radio frequency data for numerical weather prediction maritime tracking aviation monitoring and other analytics products as well as bespoke space as a service missions built around its in house satellite manufacturing and operations capability.

In October 2025 the European weather agency EUMETSAT renewed a radio occultation data contract with Spire worth about 3 million euros over two years with data supporting global and regional weather models used by European meteorological services. The renewal builds on earlier commercial weather data buys and signals continued institutional demand for GNSS radio occultation profiles from Spire's constellation.

That deal followed a series of NOAA awards announced in early September. Under one contract NOAA agreed to pay about 11.2 million dollars over one year for satellite weather data from Spire with a focus on GNSS radio occultation profiles for the agency's operational and research forecast systems. A separate nine month Ocean Surface Winds Pilot Study contract worth 2.5 million dollars tasks Spire with supplying GNSS reflectometry data on ocean surface winds to improve hurricane and severe weather forecasting.

Spire is also pushing new payload missions. Its Hyperspectral Microwave Sounder payload recently completed environmental testing calibration and flight qualification and has been integrated on a 16U satellite shipped to Vandenberg Space Force Base for launch on a SpaceX Falcon 9 mission alongside other Spire built spacecraft including replenishment satellites for its dual use constellation and customer payloads delivered under space services agreements.

On the financial side the company has been overhauling its balance sheet. In March 2025 Spire announced a 40 million dollar private placement intended to strengthen liquidity and support growth across its data and space services segments. Around the same period Spire closed the sale of its maritime business for roughly 238.9 million dollars recognizing a gain of about 154.3 million dollars and using the proceeds to pay down all outstanding debt which left the company effectively debt free by the end of the first quarter of 2025.

As of the second quarter of 2025 Spire reported about 117.6 million dollars in cash cash equivalents and marketable securities and guided to finish 2025 with more than 100 million dollars on hand while targeting revenue growth of more than 20 percent in 2026 from a continuing operations base of roughly 100 million dollars in annual revenue. Analysts note however that the company is still working toward positive free cash flow and that the maritime sale and reliance on government and institutional contracts introduce revenue variability even as gross margins and operating efficiency improve.

Commentary around the NYSE notice suggests that the late 10-Q arrives at a sensitive moment in this transition. Spire's 2024 and early 2025 results reflect one time impacts from the maritime divestiture a smaller continuing business and ongoing efforts to tighten costs and focus on higher margin contracts making the accounting more complex and period comparisons less straightforward. While the NYSE action is formally limited to the timing of the quarterly filing it adds procedural pressure as the company works to show that its contract pipeline stronger cash position and debt free structure can support sustained growth and a clearer path to cash generation over the next several years.