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The biotechnology firm Curis, Inc. regained compliance with Nasdaq’s minimum bid price requirement in Lexington, Massachusetts, on February 12, 2024, following a period of regulatory scrutiny regarding its stock performance. The company’s return to good standing comes after its common stock maintained a closing bid price of at least $1.00 per share for ten consecutive business days, satisfying the exchange's Listing Rule 5550(a)(2). This development effectively halts the immediate threat of delisting, which had loomed over the oncology-focused company due to prolonged market volatility and a depressed share price. While the company has successfully met the primary price threshold, it has now entered a mandatory compliance monitoring period as part of Nasdaq's standard oversight procedures. During this time, the exchange will continue to track Curis's financial health and stock price stability to ensure long-term adherence to listing standards. This transition marks a critical turning point for the firm, as maintaining its position on the Nasdaq Capital Market is vital for preserving investor confidence and ensuring continued access to public capital markets for its research and development initiatives. Following this announcement, the Nasdaq Hearings Panel, which had been overseeing Curis’s status, will close the matter, provided the company remains compliant throughout the specified monitoring window. Curis, which specializes in developing innovative therapeutics for the treatment of cancer, can now redirect its primary institutional focus toward its clinical pipeline. The company is currently advancing several high-profile drug candidates, and securing its listing status provides the necessary fiscal foundation to support ongoing clinical trials and potential commercialization efforts in the highly competitive biotechnology sector.