Full or partial withdrawal of a stock corporation from the stock exchange, e.g. withdrawal of listing on a foreign stock exchange
The delisting of a financial instrument is the procedure which allows the company to be removed from quotation on a reglemented market. The procedure is carried out by the stock exchange (i.e. Euronext Paris in France), which manages the regulated market on which the the instrument is quoted, subject to the right of opposition of the market authority (AMF in France).
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The removal of a listed company or securities from the listing status. Consequently, the security will not be allowed to trade on the stock exchange. For the SET's listed companies, delisting may arise from the issuer' voluntary application for delisting, which must be approved by shareholders with a vote of at least ? of the issued shares and not more than 10% of the issued shares voting against. The SET may issue a delisting order if the company seriously violates the Listing Agreement, has a poor financial standing, or operates with performance which may adversely affect investors. In the case of a company having financial or operating difficulties, the SET. however, does not issue a delisting order immediately. The security will be placed in the potential delisting category and the investors are notified. The company must submit a rehabilitation plan at a shareholders' meeting for their approval before its disclosure to the SET. The company's security will be withdrawn from the delisting list if the rehabilitation is successful. If not, and the SET deems that it may cause serious damage to investors, the security will be delisted.
Removal of security listing from an exchange, often due to failure to meet minimum exchange requirements, but also due to mergers or a switch to another exchange.
Opposite of listing a security. The security can no longer be traded. This happens, e.g., for bonds after they have been refunded by the issuing company.
When a search engine removes a page from its index if it considers it to be violating the required criteria.
Removal of a company from trading on the ASX, usually because of merger or insolvency.
the removal of a company's shares from listing on the stock exchange.
This is a process in which a webpage is removed from a search engine index. There are a variety of reasons that a site may be removed, sometimes because they have been banned for unethical practices.
Delisting occurs where a site has been removed from a search engine′s index, either by accident or because the site has been banned intentionally.
removing a security from an exchange for cause
When a page is removed from a search engine. They may be banned, or just deemed out-of-date or irrelevant.
When a share is removed from the JSE's listing of shares.
exclusion of a website from search engine index due to violation of Terms of Service or a glitch in the system.
removal of a company's security from the exchange on which it trades.
When a site gets removed from the search index of a search engine.
Refers to the act of removing a species from both endangered and threatened species classification. The act of delisting does not mean a species is no longer protected. Delisting federally indicates that a species no longer has Federal Endangered Species protection, but would fall under state management and protection authority.
The removal of a listing as a result of inaction or poor performance.
The act of removing Web pages from search engine listings because of unethical SEO practices otherwise known as “black hat†SEO. It is strongly recommended to abide by the best practices published by the search engines related to optimization techniques.
When pages are removed from a search engines index. This may happen because they have been banned or for other reasons, such as an accidental glitch on the search engine's part.
A site or page may be delisted (removed) from a search engine or directory due to SPAMming or copyright violation, or an assortment of other reasons.
taking a stock off an exchange because it does not meet requirements.
When Web pages are removed from a search engineâ€(tm)s index.
Occurs when a company's stock is no longer allowed to trade on an exchange due to a failure to observe regulations or financial trouble.
Occurs when a company’s shares have been removed from listing on the stock exchange.
Delisting refers to the practice of removing the stock of a company from a stock exchange so that investors can no longer trade shares of the stock on that exchange. This typically occurs when a company goes out of business or no longer satisfies the listing rules of stock exchange. Delisted securities may be traded on over-the-counter markets like the OTC Bulletin Board or Pink Sheets.
Delisting is the term used in Canada when a province decides that a medical procedure will no longer be covered by Medicare in that province.