- Date : 28/02/2023
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Delisting of 9 shares from the stock exchange
When a company wants to go public, it offers an IPO (Initial Public Offering). The IPO allows companies to list on the stock exchange and offer their shares for buying and selling. The opposite happens in the case of delisting.
Related - Know important things about an IPO before you invest.
Delisting means the removal of a company’s shares from the stock exchange. When a company delists, its shares are no longer offered on the secondary market for buying and selling. A company might delist voluntarily or at the direction of SEBI (Securities and Exchange Board of India). In either case, investors can sell the shares back to the company or over the counter when they find a buyer.
In recent times, nine companies have been delisted from the stock exchange. Here are all the details –
Check which shares you have in your portfolio. Sell such shares at their individual offer prices so that, once delisted, your portfolio does not carry the stock.
Related - Read on to know what happens to your investment in a delisting
Check out this video to know what happens when a stock delists
When a company wants to go public, it offers an IPO (Initial Public Offering). The IPO allows companies to list on the stock exchange and offer their shares for buying and selling. The opposite happens in the case of delisting.
Related - Know important things about an IPO before you invest.
Delisting means the removal of a company’s shares from the stock exchange. When a company delists, its shares are no longer offered on the secondary market for buying and selling. A company might delist voluntarily or at the direction of SEBI (Securities and Exchange Board of India). In either case, investors can sell the shares back to the company or over the counter when they find a buyer.
In recent times, nine companies have been delisted from the stock exchange. Here are all the details –
Check which shares you have in your portfolio. Sell such shares at their individual offer prices so that, once delisted, your portfolio does not carry the stock.
Related - Read on to know what happens to your investment in a delisting
