It's a circular statement, not really ever making a definitive point.

He says the company would "meet the requirements...today", but then says "subject to meeting minimum share price requirements.

It means, to me, that the company had filed all the necessary paperwork, so all the legalities are in place, they just need the share price to rise to the minimum value so that they can make it happen.

It is not a statement inferring the company could uplist at a moments notice; it's a statement advising that when the share price hits the required levels the company could move immediately to the NASDAQ as the paperwork is complete.