US biopharma company Palatin Technologies (NYSE American: PTN) is at risk of being removed from the NYSE American exchange after failing to meet minimum stockholders' equity requirements.
The exchange’s regulatory body said Palatin had not regained compliance by the April 10 deadline, marking the end of an 18-month grace period. NYSE Regulation has now started the process to delist the company’s shares.
Palatin has the right to appeal and says it plans to request a review by April 25. While the appeal is under consideration, the company's shares are expected to continue trading.
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