UNITY Biotechnology Inc. Faces Nasdaq Delisting as Company Plans for Dissolution

Reuters06-30
UNITY Biotechnology Inc. Faces Nasdaq Delisting as Company Plans for Dissolution

UNITY Biotechnology, Inc. has received a notification from the Nasdaq Stock Market LLC that its securities are no longer eligible for continued listing. This decision comes in light of UNITY's substantial reduction in workforce, the closure of its ASPIRE study, and a lack of revenue-generating operations. The Nasdaq Staff has assessed the company as a "public shell" with limited operations and minimal investment in revenue-producing assets. Consequently, UNITY's board has approved a Plan of Dissolution, subject to stockholder approval, to dissolve the company under Delaware law. The company is seeking strategic opportunities to monetize its assets but has yet to find a viable alternative to dissolution.

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