Companies delisted from ghana stock exchange

Ghana Stock Exchange (GSE) has delisted two companies from the bourse for breaching aspects of the regulations governing the operations of listed companies. The delisting of the two, Golden Web Limited and Transaction Solutions Ghana Limited takes effect from April 3, 2018, the exchange said in a press statement copied to Graphic Online.

4 Apr 2018 Ghana Stock Exchange has delisted two companies from the bourse for breaching aspects of the regulations governing the operations of listed  for the complete list of companies currently listed on the Ghana Stock Exchange when they listed on the GSE – through to 2010 (NB: ABL delisted in 2011). 15 Jan 2019 The Ghana Stock Exchange (GSE) has delisted Pioneer Kitchenware Ltd PKL submitted a request to voluntarily de-list the company from the  28 Dec 2017 The Ghana Stock Exchange (GSE) has put on its watch list three distressed companies including Cocoa Processing Company (CPC) for 

4 Apr 2018 Ghana Stock Exchange has delisted two companies from the bourse for breaching aspects of the regulations governing the operations of listed 

15 Oct 2012 After a company's stock starts trading on an exchange, it usually is subject to other, less stringent requirements; if it fails to meet those, the stock  The Ghana Stock Exchange (GSE) has delisted two companies from the bourse for breaching aspects of the regulations governing the operations of listed companies. The delisting of the two, Golden Web Limited and Transaction Solutions Ghana Limited takes effect from April 3, 2018, the exchange said in a press statement copied to Graphic Online. The Ghana Stock Exchange (GSE) has put on its watch list three distressed companies including Cocoa Processing Company (CPC) for possible delisting if their financials do not improve by the end of 3 companies risk delisting from Ghana Stock Exchange by May. The Ghana Stock Exchange says it would delist Aluworks (ALW), Pioneer Kitchenware (PKL) and Cocoa Processing Company (CPC) by May this year if they fail to meet some listing requirements. The companies facing the threat of being delisted include Aluworks, Cocoa Processing Company (CPC). Pioneer Kitchenware, Clydestone and Transaction Solutions. The troubled companies on the Ghana Stock Exchange have by December 2018 to rectify their shortcomings or be delisted. The Ghana Stock Exchange (GSE) has delisted Pioneer Kitchenware Ltd (PKL) from the main equity market of the Exchange effective January 14, 2019. According to a statement from the GSE the decision to delist Pioneer Kitchenware Ltd is based on Rule 13 of the GSE Listing Rules.

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28 Dec 2017 The Ghana Stock Exchange (GSE) has put on its watch list three distressed companies including Cocoa Processing Company (CPC) for 

Contact Us Ghana Stock Exchange 5th Floor, Cedi House,Liberia Avenue P.O. Box GP 1849, Accra

The following Corporates were delisted from the Daily Official List of the Exchange between 2002 and August 2019 . The idea of establishing a Stock Exchange in Ghana lay on the drawing board for almost two decades prior to its implementation. In February 1989, the issue The Ghana Stock Exchange (GSE) has put on its watch list three distressed companies including Cocoa Processing Company (CPC) for possible delisting if their financials do not improve by the end of Two companies suspended from trading of the shares last year due to violations of listing obligations to the Ghana Stock Exchange (GSE), have been able to escape delisting. Last year, Cocoa

The Ghana Stock Exchange (GSE) has announced that five companies having been suspended from trading in shares effective from Monday, August 28, 2017. The affected companies are African Champion Industry Limited (ACI), Clydestone (Ghana) Limited (CLYD), Golden Web Limited (GWEB), Pioneer Kitchenware Limited (PKL) and Transaction Solutions Limited (TRANSOL).

4 Apr 2018 Ghana Stock Exchange has delisted two companies from the bourse for breaching aspects of the regulations governing the operations of listed  for the complete list of companies currently listed on the Ghana Stock Exchange when they listed on the GSE – through to 2010 (NB: ABL delisted in 2011). 15 Jan 2019 The Ghana Stock Exchange (GSE) has delisted Pioneer Kitchenware Ltd PKL submitted a request to voluntarily de-list the company from the 

The Ghana Stock Exchange (GSE) has put on its watch list three distressed companies including Cocoa Processing Company (CPC) for possible delisting if their financials do not improve by the end of Two companies suspended from trading of the shares last year due to violations of listing obligations to the Ghana Stock Exchange (GSE), have been able to escape delisting. Last year, Cocoa 3 companies risk delisting from Ghana Stock Exchange by May. The Ghana Stock Exchange says it would delist Aluworks (ALW), Pioneer Kitchenware (PKL) and Cocoa Processing Company (CPC) by May this year if they fail to meet some listing requirements. Two companies suspended from trading of the shares last year due to violations of listing obligations to the Ghana Stock Exchange (GSE), have been able to escape delisting. Last year, Cocoa Processing Company (CPC), Pioneer Kitchenware and Aluworks were given notice of delisting from the bourse and trading in their shares was also suspended. The Ghana Stock Exchange on Wednesday listed Dannex Ayrton Starwin Plc on its official list, following the merger of the three local pharmaceutical companies. With the listing Ayrton and Starwin, which hitherto traded on the Exchange individually had been delisted. Two companies suspended from trading of the shares last year due to violations of listing obligations to the Ghana Stock Exchange (GSE), have been able to escape delisting. Last year, Cocoa Processing Company (CPC), Pioneer Kitchenware and Aluworks were given notice of delisting from the bourse and trading in their shares was also suspended. It follows the decision by the Ghana Stock Exchange to suspend the trading activities for five companies on the domestic bourse. Per the rules governing operations of listed companies, the delisting of an entity will become an ultimate decision if a company fails to rectify identified anomalies within a given period of time.