Scorpius Holdings Faces NYSE Delisting Notice Over Stock Price and Filing Delay

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Scorpius Holdings (NYSE American: SCPX) has received a delisting notice from NYSE American due to the low selling price of its common stock. The company also received a non-compliance notice for failing to file its Form 10-K for the period ended December 31, 2024, by the April 15, 2025 deadline.

The CDMO company cited time constraints on management and potential undue hardship and expense as reasons for the delayed filing in their Form 12b-25 notification. Scorpius plans to appeal the delisting decision and will request a review by the Exchange’s Listings Qualifications Panel.

CEO Jeff Wolf stated the company is actively working to achieve full compliance with SEC requirements and will provide updates as they become available. While the appeal’s outcome remains uncertain, Scorpius maintains its commitment to transparency, regulatory compliance, and maximizing shareholder…

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