In today’s briefing:
- Doesn’t the Company Think that once It Moves to a Market with Lax Listing Criteria, It’s All Over?
Doesn’t the Company Think that once It Moves to a Market with Lax Listing Criteria, It’s All Over?
- Listing means validating corporate value through market value, and choosing listing market expands opportunities to increase market value. Companies changing markets to maintain listing that lead to declining market value.
- When transitioning to a market with lower trading liquidity, strategies for maintaining and increasing market value (shareholder value) after the market change should also be discussed in the board meetings.
- Since maintaining a public listing, delisting, or changing stock exchanges are matters that affect shareholder interests, conducting thorough discussions is one of the board directors’ fiduciary duties.
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