Trading halted: ALUR+

Trading halted: ALUR+

The New York Stock Exchange (NYSE) has initiated delisting proceedings against Allurion Technologies, Inc. (ALUR), citing failure to meet continued listing standards. The decision applies to ALUR's common stock (ALUR) and warrants (ALUR WS), which will remain tradable on the NYSE until further notice according to NYSE announcement. NYSE Regulation determined that the company did not demonstrate compliance with Section 802.01B of the Listed Company Manual, which requires maintaining either $50 million in stockholders' equity or a $50 million total market capitalization averaged over 30 trading days as per exchange standards. This follows a prior determination that ALUR was noncompliant, with the maximum plan period to rectify the issue now expired.

The company may request a review by a NYSE Board of Directors Committee within 10 business days of the March 2, 2026, announcement. If no appeal is filed, or if the Committee upholds the delisting decision, the NYSE will suspend trading in ALUR's securities and seek SEC approval to finalize the delisting. Investors are advised to monitor updates from the NYSE or the company's investor relations team (investors@allurion.com) for timeline changes or material developments. This action reflects standard regulatory processes for firms failing to sustain exchange listing requirements, with no immediate implication on the company's operational status.

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