Report on Initial Public Offering Applications, Delisting and Suspensions (As at 28 March 2013)
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28 Mar 2013
Report on Initial Public Offering Applications, Delisting and Suspensions
(As at 28 March 2013)
(1) |
Includes application(s) by investment vehicle(s) pursuant to Chapters 20 and 21 of the Main Board Listing Rules, application(s) for transfer of listing from GEM to the Main Board, and deemed new applicant(s) pursuant to Main Board Listing Rule 8.21C or Main Board Listing Rule 14.84, and very substantial acquisition(s) treated as reverse takeover(s) pursuant to Main Board Listing Rule 14.06(6)/GEM Listing Rule 19.06(6). |
(2) |
Includes any application (or renewal) not approved, rejected or withdrawn within six months. |
(3) |
Includes all applications accepted within three months following a lapsed, rejected or withdrawn application by the same applicant. |
(4) |
First comment letters are the first letters issued by Listing Division staff that contain the Listing Division's comments on the respective listing applications. It only covers the first comment letters issued this month. For reports issued from January 2011 onwards, non-business days have been subtracted from "the average number of days taken". The figures exclude cases for a transfer of listing from GEM to the Main Board. If included, the number of first comment letters issued is 14 and the average number of days taken is 14. |
(5) |
Covers only the guidance letters issued this month. For the reports issued from January 2011 onwards, non-business days have been subtracted from "the average number of days taken". |
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An approval granted to an application in February 2013 was subsequently overturned in March 2013. |
Delisting and Suspension Information
(As at 28 March 2013)
Other Information
(As at 28 March 2013)
(6) |
Where the Exchange has issued a letter to the long-suspended company informing it of the commencement of the delisting procedures and that the Exchange will consider placing the company in the second stage of delisting if the company fails to submit a viable resumption proposal by the deadline set out in the letter. |
(7) |
Long-suspended Main Board companies having problems with sufficient operations or assets are placed in the second and third stages of delisting under Practice Note 17 to the Main Board Listing Rules. |
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The company applied to the Exchange to review the delisting decision. The review procedures is in progress. |
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The Listing Appeals Committee decided to exercise its discretion to receive and consider the company’s new resumption proposal and refer the matter back to the Listing Committee. It also considered that the proposed transactions under the resumption proposal would constitute a reverse takeover.
The Listing (Review) Committee resolved to set aside the cancellation of the company’s listing to enable the Listing Committee to consider the company’s revised resumption proposal. |
This report is updated on the last trading day of each month.
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