Allurion Appeals NYSE Delisting Notice

Reuters03-02
Allurion Appeals NYSE Delisting Notice

Allurion Technologies Holdings Inc. said the NYSE has notified the company it intends to begin delisting proceedings after Allurion failed to show it had regained compliance with the exchange’s continued listing standards tied to stockholders’ equity or market capitalization. Allurion plans to appeal the determination and expects its shares to keep trading on the NYSE during the appeal process; it is also pursuing a plan to regain compliance or move its listing to NYSE American. As part of its next steps, Allurion cited FDA approval received on February 20, 2026, and noted it completed a warrant inducement transaction on February 24, 2026, alongside ongoing talks with creditors and capital-raising efforts, including a previously announced debt-for-preferred-stock exchange agreement with its largest creditor.

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