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  • Suspending Securities from the Official List of Securities

    • Guidance

      Examples of further circumstances that warrant the suspension by the Regulator of Securities from the Official List of Securities include:

      1. the Listed Entity has failed to meet its continuing obligations for listing;
      2. the Listed Entity has failed to publish financial information in accordance with these Rules;
      3. the Listed Entity is unable to assess accurately its financial position and inform the market accordingly;
      4. there is insufficient publicly-available information in the market about a proposed transaction which involves the Listed Entity or the Relevant Securities;
      5. the Listed Entity's Securities have been suspended elsewhere;
      6. the Listed Entity has appointed Administrators or receivers, or is an Investment Trust or Fund and is winding up;
      7. the Relevant Securities are a securitised Derivative and any underlying Instrument is suspended; or
      8. for a Derivative which carries a right to buy or subscribe for another Security, the Security over which the Derivative carries a right to buy or subscribe has been suspended.

    • MKT 2.6.1

      A Listed Entity which has had the listing of any of its Securities suspended must continue to comply with all relevant Listing Rules applicable to it.

    • MKT 2.6.2

      If the Regulator suspends the listing of any Securities, it may impose such requirements on the procedure for lifting the suspension as it considers appropriate.