Nasdaq warned biotechnology company MDRNA that it doesn't meet the minimum $10 million stock valuation requirement to be listed on the market.
Nasdaq warned biotechnology company MDRNA that it doesn’t meet the minimum $10 million stock valuation requirement to be listed on the market, the firm said Monday.
The Bothell company, formerly known as Nastech Pharmaceutical, said it would provide Nasdaq by Dec. 3 with its strategy on how to meet listing requirements.
“We are confident that Nasdaq will find our plan acceptable,” said MDRNA Chief Executive Michael French in a statement.
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