Scorpius Holdings Disposes of Substantially All Assets via Foreclosure, Becomes Shell Company

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Scorpius Holdings, Inc. formally disclosed the December 10, 2025 foreclosure sale of substantially all its non-cash assets, confirming its status as a shell company and partial settlement of significant secured debt.

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• Foreclosure Sale Completed

  Substantially all non-cash assets, including CDMO and R&D operations, were foreclosed upon on December 10, 2025, by a collateral agent on behalf of secured noteholders.

• Debt Partially Settled

  $15.2 million in net proceeds from the sale were used to partially settle $30.2 million in secured debt, leaving a substantial balance of approximately $15 million.

• Shell Company Status Confirmed

  The disposition of assets confirms the company's transition to a 'shell company,' as previously indicated in the January 12, 2026 10-Q filing.

• Workforce Terminated

  All CDMO employees were terminated on December 10, 2025, with a majority joining the buyer, Velocity Bioworks, Inc.

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This 8-K provides the formal and detailed disclosure of the foreclosure event that led to Scorpius Holdings, Inc. becoming a shell company, as previously indicated in the January 12, 2026 10-Q filing. The company lost substantially all its operating assets, including its CDMO and R&D activities, due to a foreclosure sale by secured noteholders on December 10, 2025. While $15.2 million in net proceeds from the sale were used to partially settle $30.2 million in secured debt, a significant amount of secured debt remains. This event fundamentally alters the company's business model and future prospects, confirming its effective cessation as an operating entity. Investors should be aware of the severe implications for the company's viability.