Applied Therapeutics ends S-3 after going private
Applied Therapeutics, Inc. has filed a post-effective amendment to shut down a prior Form S-3 resale registration.
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Applied Therapeutics, Inc. has filed a post-effective amendment to shut down a prior Form S-3 resale registration. The original shelf allowed selling stockholders to offer up to 14,285,714 shares of common stock, but the company has since completed a merger.
On February 3, 2026, a subsidiary of Cycle Group Holdings Limited merged with Applied Therapeutics, leaving Applied Therapeutics as a private company and an indirect wholly owned subsidiary of Cycle Group Holdings. Because of this change, the company is terminating all offerings under the S-3 and deregistering any shares that remained unsold, so there are no securities left registered under that statement.
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