The audit committee for Bruker Corp. (NYSE:BRKR) will have to do without the services of Collin D’Silva, who stepped down from the panel March 9 but remains a member of Bruker’s board of directors.
The Billerica, Mass.-based scientific instruments maker has 180 days from D’Silva’s resignation, or until Sept. 7, to find someone to replace him on the audit committee or it will risk de-listing from the NASDAQ stock exchange, according to a regulatory filing.