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Delisting

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Delisting
Removal of a company's security from listing on an exchange because the firm has not abided by specific regulations.

Delisting
The removal of a stock from trading on an exchange. Delisting occurs when a publicly-traded company violates the exchange's rules, or, more commonly, when the company ceases to meet listing requirements. For example, when a company's market capitalization falls below a certain level, it is in danger of delisting.


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Qtel does not anticipate that such a delisting will adversely affect the liquidity of the stock, its shareholders or other investors.
Qtel does not anticipate that such a delisting will adversely affect the liquidity of the stock, its shareholders or other investors.
Our requirement for moving forward on delisting is a rigorous verification regime and a verification protocol, and until we get there I think we've been clear that delisting can't go forward," said White House spokesman Tony Fratto.
 
 
 
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