ASX Sets Deadlines for Long-Term Suspended Companies to Avoid Delisting

Openn Negotiation Limited ( (AU:OPN) ) has provided an announcement.

ASX has published an updated list of long-term suspended entities, highlighting companies whose securities have been suspended from trading for more than three months and setting out the reporting deadlines they must meet. The notice details which periodic financial and activity reports are overdue, and specifies both one-year cut-offs for lodging the oldest outstanding reports and two-year deadlines for executing plans to resume trading to ASX’s satisfaction.

Entities that fail to meet these regulatory timelines face removal from the official list, meaning their securities will be delisted shortly after the relevant deadline passes. The announcement underscores heightened compliance pressure on suspended issuers, clarifying the path and timeframes for remediation while signalling to investors and other stakeholders the material risk of permanent delisting if obligations are not met.

More about Openn Negotiation Limited

Openn Negotiation Limited operates in the financial markets as an ASX-listed entity, with its securities subject to the Australian Securities Exchange’s listing rules and compliance framework. The company’s shares, like those of other issuers on the exchange, must meet ongoing reporting and lodgement obligations to maintain quotation and avoid suspension or delisting.

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