Vera Bradley’s stock could become difficult to trade if the company’s struggles continue.
Depending on how the women’s handbag, luggage and accessories company navigates the coming months, its stock could be delisted by the Nasdaq Stock Market. The delisting process is set in motion when a company’s shares trade below $1 for 30 consecutive trading days.
Vera Bradley Inc.’s share price has been below $5 for all of 2025. In fact, Vera Bradley Inc. stock has closed below $2.50 a share on the Nasdaq every day except one since late March. That’s a steep decline from mid-2011, when shares reached the $50 range. Friday’s close was $1.78 a share.
The Fort Wayne-based company’s officials this week publicly professed optimism about the company’s future – despite reporting a management shakeup and…
