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NeuroSense trades close to 90 cents as next $1 Nasdaq threshold comes into view

NeuroSense trades close to 90 cents as next $1 Nasdaq threshold comes into view

NeuroSense Therapeutics shares rose 5 cents to 87 cents Tuesday, staying below Nasdaq’s $1 minimum bid price. The company faces delisting risk, needing its stock to close above $1 and its market value to reach $35 million for 10 days by Sept. 29, 2026. NeuroSense recently raised $600,000 in a private share sale. Its ALS drug candidate, PrimeC, is set for Phase 3 trials after FDA clearance.
May 26, 2026

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