Reverse stock splits are often used by companies to increase their share price to comply with exchange listing requirements. While this does not inherently change the company's market value, it can have mixed reactions in the market. Investors may view it as a positive step towards compliance and stability, or as a sign of underlying issues. The immediate impact on NRXP's stock price is neutral, as the split itself does not directly affect the company's fundamentals but aims to meet Nasdaq's listing criteria.